Cranberry Coconut Toast
Overview
I made two toasts using a 450g toast mold because it was so delicious! I didn’t have time to take a photo after it was released, but my family snatched it instantly. Another one came into the frame under my strong protection...
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pour 210 grams of milk into the mixing bowl of a chef's machine, add 4 grams of yeast and stir evenly, let it sit for a few minutes, add an egg and 350 grams of high-gluten flour;
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Knead the dough with a chef's machine at low speed and then add 4 grams of salt and knead evenly;
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Remove the cling film from the lid of the machine and refrigerate overnight, or ferment at room temperature until no more than 4 times in size, and the dough will have an obvious honeycomb shape when peeled off;
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Cut the dough into small pieces with scissors;
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Add butter and knead until fully expanded (it takes about ten minutes on my chef's machine at setting 4);
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In the last few minutes, add dried cranberries, turn to level 1 and mix well;
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This is what I call the glove mold;
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Take out the dough and divide it into two equal portions;
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Make coconut and sesame filling; mix 60g coconut, 50g caster sugar, 30g almond flour, an egg and 20g softened butter until pureed;
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Take a piece of dough and beat it with your hands to deflate the air, then roll it into a rectangular sheet and sprinkle a layer of filling evenly;
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Roll it into a tube shape, use a knife to cut it in the middle, do not cut off the top;
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Braid the incision upwards and fold the two ends underneath;
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Fold both ends downward and place into a toast mold;
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Ferment in a warm place until the mold is eighty percent full;
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Place in the lower shelf of a preheated 175-degree oven and heat up and down for 45 minutes;
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Finished product pictures
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There are fillings in every layer!
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One more!