Whole Wheat Chia Seed Toast
1.
Stir 200 grams of whole wheat flour and 220 grams of ice water together, put it in the fermentation box and put it in the refrigerator overnight
2.
Prepare the ingredients. Divide 150 grams of water in the formula into three parts. Use 20 grams of the yeast to hydrate and let it stand for 10 minutes.
3.
All ingredients except butter and chia seeds are put into the cook machine, including the soaked whole wheat flour. Put in 110 grams of water first, reserve 20 grams of water to see the status to add
4.
Turn the cook machine on the first gear and stir evenly, add water to the bottom of the bucket without dry powder, and turn to the third gear for kneading.
5.
Stir to the expanded state, you can stretch out the coarse film, the time is about 5-8 minutes
6.
Take out the dough and cut it into small pieces, cut the butter into small pieces and put it in, mix well in the first gear, and continue to stir at the fourth gear until you can hear the sound of the dough beating.
7.
Put the chia seeds in and continue to stir until they are fully incorporated
8.
Stir to the fully expanded state, you can stretch out the thin and not easy to break the glove film
9.
Ferment in an environment of 25-28 degrees Celsius and 75% humidity to double the size. When the fingers dip into the flour, the holes are slightly retracted and it will be ready.
10.
Divide into six equal parts, knead and relax for 15 minutes
11.
Take a dough and roll it into a beef tongue shape, turn it over and roll it from top to bottom
12.
After 15 minutes of relaxation, flatten and roll out
13.
Turn it over and roll it from top to bottom
14.
Put it in a toast mold for secondary fermentation. Temperature 33-35 degrees, humidity 80%
15.
Sent to seven or eighth full
16.
Put it in the preheated oven and bake at 170°C and 210°C for about 40 minutes. Cover with tin foil for about 8 minutes.
17.
Bake it out immediately, shake off the heat, pour it on a drying rack to dry to hand temperature, pack it in a bag and store at room temperature, freeze the slices that you can't finish eating within one or two days, and re-bake before eating, the taste is the same as new
Tips:
40% whole wheat flour is added to this formula, so it must be soaked in advance to prevent the throat from being soaked. If there is no fresh yeast, you can use 5 grams of dry yeast instead. It won't rise too high, and the taste is stronger and chewy than the whole high-gluten flour. If you like to eat soft bread, please go around