Seaweed and meat floss bread
Overview
I really can’t get enough of bread. It's not that sweet, it's not that expensive, it has a variety of fillings, it tastes so good, and its nutritional content isn't bad either. Therefore, the bread I made is quite popular. This time I made meat floss and seaweed bread. Although it is a small oven, the taste and appearance are quite good. Our whole family likes it. I’ll try the new bread next time I have the chance.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Weigh all ingredients and place into a large basin. (Do not put salt and yeast one after another, put liquid first and then powder)
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Knead into smooth dough
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Place in the refrigerator to ferment for about 12 hours until doubled in size.
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Take out and divide into equal parts, deflate and roll into balls. I divided it into two equal parts in total.
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Roll out one of the green embryos and roll one of the green embryos into a rectangular shape, which is larger than the nori and larger than the nori
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Sprinkle pork floss on top, leaving a margin around the edges.
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Spread a sheet of seaweed. If the seaweed is too big, fold it slightly.
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Roll up and put in the oven to wait for secondary fermentation
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After it has doubled in size, brush with egg wash and bake in the oven at about 170 degrees for 13 minutes