Chives and meat floss rolls
Overview
The delicious and fragrant chive bread roll is my favorite bread. Every time I go to the supermarket, I always go straight to it. I have never dared to try it because the texture of this bread is too soft and I have no confidence in myself! That's how people are. The more they like something and the more they care about it, they won't do it easily. . . I went to the supermarket these past few days and secretly looked at this bread over and over again. Taking advantage of the time on the weekend, I finally made it! The bread hasn't even been baked yet, and the strong aroma of green onions has filled the whole room. It's so fragrant. The freshly baked bread was soft and fragrant. Zai Zai ate it enthusiastically and asked: Mom, did you buy this bread? A really delicious bread, worth trying!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pour 20 grams of flour and 100 grams of milk into the pot, mix well, and simmer over low heat. Boil into a thick batter and use it as soup dough. Refrigerate for half an hour and set aside
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Put the refrigerated soup into the bread machine
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Put all ingredients except butter into the bread machine, set the kneading gear to one program, add butter, and start the rising gear
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After one cycle of dough setting, the dough is ready
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Deflate the fermented dough
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Roll into pieces
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Place it on the baking sheet and pull the edges and corners with your hands
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Put it in the oven, put a bowl of water on the ground, close the oven door and start the second oven
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After about forty minutes, when the second batch is finished, sprinkle with ham cubes and chives
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Bake in a preheated oven at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
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Take out of the oven, turn over, and spread with salad dressing
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Roll up and wrap in oil paper to help shape
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After cooling, cut into sections, spread salad dressing on the sides, and stick on the meat floss