When Bread Meets Ice Cream
1.
All ingredients except salt and butter, put them in a large bowl and mix well with chopsticks, cover with a fresh-keeping bag and put them in the refrigerator for 20-30 minutes.
2.
Put it in the bread machine and stir.
3.
Stir until smooth, add butter and salt and continue to stir (after salt and oil method used)
4.
The stirred dough can be cut into a small piece to pull out a non-breakable film.
5.
After finishing the dough, cover it with a fresh-keeping bag and ferment once.
6.
The fermented dough can be dipped in powder and poke holes without shrinking or collapsing.
7.
After pressing and venting, it is divided into 6 rounds and loosens.
8.
Tear and roll the paper cup into a spiral tube shape, and roll a layer of oiled paper on the outside.
9.
Take a dough and roll it into an oval shape, thin the bottom edge of the long side.
10.
Roll up from top to bottom.
11.
Roll into long strips one by one (according to the length of the spiral tube made of hard paper)
12.
Put the rubbed strip on the greased paper and roll it up (do not roll it too tight)
13.
Roll it up and put it on a baking tray, and cover it with a fresh-keeping bag for secondary fermentation.
14.
Gently brush a layer of egg wash.
15.
The oven is preheated in advance, and the middle layer of the oven is 170°C for about 20 minutes (time and temperature are for reference only) and then covered with tin foil.
16.
Take a spiral bread.
17.
Cut along the lines.
18.
Use a ball scoop to scoop out the ice cream.
19.
Just put it on the cut bread.
20.
Appreciate the finished product!
Tips:
The temperature of dough fermentation in summer must be controlled well. The dough will be sticky when the temperature is high.