Toast with Red Bean Paste in Soup
1.
Making soup: add 100 grams of water to the pot, add 20 grams of bread flour and stir well, put it on the fire and heat it up on a low heat
2.
Stir while heating until a paste is removed from the heat and let cool
3.
After cooling the soup, put it in the bread bucket, put the eggs, and then put 45 grams of water
4.
Put in bread flour, white sugar in one corner, salt in the opposite corner, and yeast powder in the middle
5.
Start the "imix" program to start kneading. After a program is over, add softened butter. Start another "imix" program to continue kneading
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At the end of the program, the dough is very smooth, check the state of the dough, you can pull out a very smooth and tough glove film
7.
Round the dough
8.
Cover with plastic wrap and proof for one and a half hours (if enough time, it is best to send to 2 times the size)
9.
Exhaust the air in the dough and divide it into three equal parts. Cover with plastic wrap and relax for 15 minutes
10.
Take a portion and press it flat, roll it out, into a rectangle, turn it over, and thin the bottom edge
11.
Spread a layer of red bean paste evenly, don't wipe the bottom edge
12.
Roll up from top to bottom, as tight as possible, pinch tightly at the interface
13.
Complete three doughs in sequence, put them in the bread bucket, flatten them, close the lid, and select "yogurt/low-temperature fermentation"
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Ferment to 8 minutes full. (It was accidentally, some of it has been sent.) Brush the egg liquid and sprinkle the milk biscuits
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Close the lid and select the "bake" program, 45 minutes, medium burnt color
16.
The bread is baked
17.
Take it out and put it on the grill to dry to the palm temperature, then put it into a fresh-keeping bag and seal it for storage. Cool thoroughly before slicing
Tips:
The soup can make the bread softer and slow down aging. It mainly relies on the effect of gelatinized starch, and the leftover rice porridge, rice soup, and soy milk are all good soup ingredients.