Toast--mature recipe
Overview
My daughter has always loved toast bread. This is the first time I have made it, and I am very grateful to this mature recipe. I have made two in a row, which gives me a sense of accomplishment! It’s also great sliced for sandwiches! This bread is not too sweet and has little oil, so it is suitable as a staple food! (The two times are: and baking directly after the fascia is removed. And baking the first hair after the fascia is removed and the second hair after shaping. The results are good, and the time is about the same)
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Ingredients
Steps
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First put an egg into the bread machine
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Add 110 grams of milk (water is also acceptable)
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grams of sugar
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grams of salt
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Milk powder 10g
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Add 250 grams of flour
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Finally, 3 grams of yeast are buried in the dough
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There are two methods for kneading noodles, and I used them both. After mixing for 15 minutes, mix for 15 minutes
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Add butter and wait for 15 minutes
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When I took it out, I felt that the facial fascia was not sufficient
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What it looks like after 10 minutes of hand kneading
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The edges of the hole are smooth.
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Divide into 3 portions and knead until loose
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I added cranberries separately
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Dried blueberries
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Raisins
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Roll them up separately and put them in a toast box and wait until they are 8 minutes full
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I don’t have a fermentation box, so I put two bowls of boiling water in the oven for 2 hours. Anyway, it’s enough to see 8 points full
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When it’s done rising, brush with a layer of egg white, preheat the oven for 5 minutes and put it in the oven
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degrees 30-40 minutes
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This was made after two fermentations, and the taste and time are almost the same
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The organization is good and the taste is also good
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Slicing is also pretty good
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It’s worth doing for everyone