Pork floss bread with tomato sauce
Overview
I didn’t finish the meat floss I made with a bread machine last time because I was afraid it would go bad. Today I used meat floss and tomato sauce as a filling and baked this bread. After adding tomato sauce, it has a richer taste and is delicious.
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Ingredients
Steps
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It is good to weigh various raw materials;
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Add water, eggs, milk powder, sugar and salt in the order of liquid first and then solid;
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Add high-gluten flour;
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Make a small hole in the top of the flour, add the yeast, and cover it with flour;
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Select "Kneading" for 20 minutes, the effect after the first kneading;
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Put in the butter, this time I was lazy and just put in the big pieces, but I ended up taking it out again, cut it into small pieces and put it back, hehe;
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I kneaded it for another 20 minutes, and the visual effect was good. I didn’t try the glove mask;
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After taking out the dough and rolling it into a round shape, take out the mixing blade, put the dough in and cover it to ferment at room temperature;
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Ferment at room temperature until doubled in size, about 45 minutes;
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Take out the exhaust, divide into four equal parts, roll into balls, and let rest for 10 minutes;
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Take a small piece of dough, roll it into a long sheet, and apply a layer of tomato sauce;
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Put a layer of pork floss;
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Roll it into a roll from top to bottom. It needs to be rolled tightly. I put too much stuffing in this one and the roll is not very tight;
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Round up the balls one by one and put them into the bread bucket;
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Select the "Yoghurt" button and customize the fermentation time to 45 minutes;
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After the secondary fermentation is completed, select the "Bake" button, the color is medium, and the baking time is 45 minutes. Later, I felt that the color was not enough, so I added another 8 minutes, and the finished product was a little over baked;
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Finished product.