Flag Bread
Overview
Dabao has been particularly fond of the national flags of various countries since he was two years old, especially the Chinese flag! At that time, I bought many small national flags for him to play with. He liked to hold them high in places where the wind could blow them and then say "raising the flag, haha..." When he was older, I bought a wall chart of flag recognition and posted it on the wall for him to see. It didn't take long for him to memorize the names and national flags of more than 180 countries. Later, I also bought him a book about national flag recognition. The book was so torn that I didn't even want to throw it away and sew it up with thread! Now that he is in kindergarten, he rarely throws his little national flag, and rarely reads the flag book, but when the TV shows a country-versus-country game, he will say that he is on the Chinese team, and when the Chinese flag is hoisted, he will shout: Mom, the flag is hoisted! He can tell which country is against which country at a glance at any sports competition! A few days ago I asked him what kind of bread do you most want to eat? National Flag Bread ~ So this bread and my memory of the story of growing up with my children came about! Accompany your child, amplify his hobbies and make him happy! Being a mother is more joyful than being a child!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pumpkin cut into pieces and steamed
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Crush into puree and add to all ingredients for pumpkin dough. Let the butter soften at room temperature and set aside
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First knead into a dough without dry powder
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Move to the kneading surface and knead until smooth. Add butter and continue kneading
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Knead until the surface is smooth, you can pull out the film and cover it with plastic wrap for fermentation
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Cut the beetroot into small pieces, add a little water and blend in a food processor
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After stirring, take 56 grams of juice
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Add all the ingredients for the beet dough, soften the butter at room temperature and set aside
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Stir all the ingredients into a dough
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Move to the kneading surface and knead until the dough is smooth, add softened butter and continue kneading
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Knead until the surface becomes smooth, cover with plastic wrap and set aside
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Ferment the pumpkin dough until doubled in size
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After deflating, divide into eight equal parts and cover with plastic wrap to rest for fifteen minutes
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At this time, divide the beet dough into eight equal parts and roll them into balls
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Take a piece of beet dough, flatten it and roll it out with a rolling pin
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Use a mold to press out five stars and arrange them like the five stars on the national flag
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Roll the relaxed pumpkin dough into a round shape and press it slightly
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Cover with beet dough and pinch the junction
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Shape everything and put it into the baking pan
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Second fermentation for 40 minutes
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Place in the middle rack of the preheated oven at 180 degrees and bake for 20 minutes. Cover with tin foil when browned halfway through
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Let cool and serve immediately
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product pictures