Winter Warm Toast-taro Toast
1.
Prepare all ingredients
2.
Knead the dough with the post-oil method to pull out a large smooth and uniform film, also called glove film or fingerprint film. Jinshan Japanese-style toast powder is good for filming, but you must pay attention to the water consumption. If you use it for the first time, it is recommended to add water several times.
3.
Put the dough into an environment of about 28 degrees to ferment to twice its size. When fermenting, put the taro paste in a fresh-keeping bag and roll it into thin slices and freeze hard for use.
4.
Vent the fermented dough and divide it into two equal parts. Round and relax for 20 minutes, then roll out into a rectangular shape, cut the mashed taro slices into two, and place one on top. See the picture for size.
5.
Then fold down the top, and fold up the bottom. After closing the mouth, turn it over and roll it out.
6.
Cut into three equal strips.
7.
Braid it like a braid, fold the two ends underneath.
8.
Put it in a toast box for fermentation. At around 38 degrees, it will reach 9 minutes full.
9.
180 degrees, next time, bake for about 25 to 30 minutes. You can adjust the temperature and time according to your own oven.