Money roll bread
Overview
There are days when I don’t make bread that requires shaping. Most of the time, I basically leave it to the bread machine. Occasionally, I make reservation bread because it is too late. It is so convenient and worry-free, which gives people more reasons to be lazy~~ I made money rolls a long time ago. It was only half a year after I started learning to bake. I saw beautiful money roll bread on the Internet. I liked it so much that I made it according to this shape. I can’t remember my mood at the time, I just remember that the finished product was a success, and I really liked the color. As for the name Money Scroll, I actually don’t know why it’s called that. . . Maybe it's because of its golden color, or maybe it's because of its shape that it looks like a pile of copper coins. . . After all, it contains a beautiful meaning. . . Ingredients: 250g high-gluten flour, 50g low-gluten flour, 10g milk powder, 60g pumpkin puree, 105g milk, 50g eggs, 40g fine sugar, 3g salt, 4g yeast, 30g butter
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the pumpkin, peel and remove the flesh, then slice into pieces and steam until cooked
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Mash the steamed pumpkin and sieve it, let cool and set aside
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Put the ingredients except butter into the bread bucket, with the liquid at the bottom and flour at the top. Place salt, sugar and yeast separately
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Put the bread bucket into the machine and fix it, select the "dough" program, the default time is 1:40, the program includes two stages of kneading + fermentation
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minutes after the program starts, add softened butter at room temperature
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After the dough is kneaded, the program automatically enters the fermentation stage
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The program ends and fermentation is completed
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Take out the dough and knead it evenly to deflate the air
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Divide the dough into small pieces weighing about 20g each
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Roll and relax for 10 minutes
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Take a small piece of dough and roll it into an oval
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Then fold it in half along the long side
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Roll up and pinch to seal
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Shape the small dough in turn
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Grease the pie plate with a thin layer of butter before placing the shaped dough
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Place in a warm and humid place for secondary fermentation
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After fermentation is completed, spray a layer of water on the surface
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Put it into the middle and lower racks of the oven at 180 degrees for about 20 minutes
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Immediately after taking it out of the oven, unmold it, brush a layer of butter on the surface while it's still hot, let it cool, then seal it and store it