Mochi soft European buns

Mochi soft European buns

Overview

Everyone said that the soft European food was delicious, and I couldn't remain calm anymore, so I finally took action. Hmm, it’s really good! A bread with a rich flavor, the rich aroma of cocoa powder and whole wheat flour on the outside, the bounce of QQ glutinous noodles, and the sweet fillings, delicious! Although it is a bit time consuming, it is very fulfilling. Worth it!

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Bread ingredients required

    Mochi soft European buns step 1
  2. Required fillings

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  3. To make dough, I use a bread machine. Put the ingredients into the bread machine in order of liquid first and then solid (except butter). Select the dough kneading function and re-select start after 15 minutes. Then add butter and start and 15 minutes.

    Mochi soft European buns step 3
  4. After kneading for 45 minutes, the dough came out easily. Now let the dough rise until it doubles in size! (The bread machine I use has the dough function)

    Mochi soft European buns step 4
  5. The dough is ready. While waiting for the dough to ferment, let’s make the filling.

    Mochi soft European buns step 5
  6. Preparation of mochi filling: sift the glutinous rice flour first, then add milk, stir well and then sift. Add some water to the sugar and bring to a boil over low heat (be sure not to make it too dry or mushy). Add the sugar to the glutinous rice flour while it is still hot and stir continuously. The mixed powder is very smooth.

    Mochi soft European buns step 6
  7. After mixing, steam for 15-20 minutes

    Mochi soft European buns step 7
  8. It's almost time and it turns white. Use chopsticks to poke it and you'll see it's waxy.

    Mochi soft European buns step 8
  9. If you look at it, it will turn white. If you touch it, it will be waxy and it will be gone.

    Mochi soft European buns step 9
  10. Add the butter while it's hot and stir, then knead evenly after it cools down. Now if you don’t believe it’s very sticky when it’s hot, try it.

    Mochi soft European buns step 10
  11. After the dough has risen, divide it into 3 equal parts. Press flat and then round. Cover with plastic wrap and rest for 15 minutes. In the same way, roll the cooled mochi flour into balls and divide into 3 portions.

    Mochi soft European buns step 11
  12. Roll the brown dough into a long strip slightly larger than the mochi dough and place it like this.

    Mochi soft European buns step 12
  13. Apply a layer of bean paste

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  14. Add your favorite fillings. I used raisins, cranberries, and pecans. You can also add honey beans to make it delicious. I forgot to buy it. The filling should be bigger and more delicious.

    Mochi soft European buns step 14
  15. Unroll from the long side and seal tightly.

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  16. Crescent shape plastic surgery. Put it in the oven and put a basin of boiling water underneath for secondary fermentation until it doubles in size.

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  17. Sift the high-gluten flour into a thin layer (I sprinkled it too much and was too harsh. I fainted)

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  18. Take a sharp blade (a utility knife or razor blade is best) and make a few cuts. Don't go too deep and it will break out easily. (I had a deep one)

    Mochi soft European buns step 18
  19. Heat the oven to 190 degrees and it will be done in 20 minutes!

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  20. Just wait until it cools down before cutting. I don’t have any experience. The mochi will stick to the knife when it’s hot! This is not bad anymore!

    Mochi soft European buns step 20
  21. See if it looks much prettier after it’s cooled!

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  22. Delicious Mochi Soft Ou!

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