Wheat Germ Whole Wheat Bread
1.
All materials are ready;
2.
Put the powder, brown sugar, and salt into the bread bucket first, and mix it with a spoon a few times;
3.
Then pour in egg liquid, clean water, and sprinkle in yeast;
4.
Install the bread bucket in the bread machine and select the "Coarse Grain Bread" program;
5.
After the dough is formed, add softened butter;
6.
You don’t need to knead the dough too much, just pull out the thick film. Take out the dough and make it into a ball. Take out the stirring rod by the way; if you don’t care about the surface shape, this step can be ignored;
7.
Continue the procedure to keep the dough in a "fermentation" state. If the fermentation time is sufficient, but the dough is still not in place, you can choose to pause and let the dough continue to grow;
8.
Pour the baked bread on a drying rack, put it in a bag and seal it when it is warm to your hand, and slice it when you eat it.
Tips:
1. Don't put too much wheat germ, as the oil content is high, the dough will be heavier, and the rise will be slightly slower; if you add whole wheat, you can knead out the glove film as you like, or you can knead the butter into the dough. Which taste? The former tastes more chewy and vigorous, while the latter is similar to steamed buns, except that it is more nutritious;
2. The stirring rod is free to take out. It is also free to make the whole bread or make it into a fancy style.