Coconut Bread
Overview
Love yourself, love life, start with loving food. I finally succeeded in making low-oil and low-sugar coconut bread. I referred to a large number of recipes, adjusted the ratio of butter, milk, and fine sugar several times, and added black sesame seeds as a garnish. As soon as the bread comes out of the oven, the aroma is overflowing. Once you take a bite, the aroma will linger on your lips and teeth. It’s so good.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare materials
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Add 1 egg, 350g of milk, 20g of fine sugar, 500g of high-gluten flour, and 5g of yeast into the bread machine in order. After one kneading cycle, add butter, continue two kneading cycles, and ferment for 1 hour
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Make the coconut filling while the dough is fermenting: mix 130g coconut and 40g fine sugar evenly
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Beat with a whisk at low speed, add one egg in three batches and beat until feathery
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Let the dough ferment until it is 2.5 times its original size. Knead gently to deflate the dough and divide it into 12 equal parts
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Shape each portion into an oval shape
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Roll it out and add coconut filling
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Pinch the mouth
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Roll it into an oval shape (not too round and does not affect the taste, as the saying goes, the meat in the bun is not in the pinch)
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Make a few cuts
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Press and hold one side and twist the other side in the opposite direction
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Place in the oven for secondary fermentation for 30 minutes
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Coat with egg wash and sprinkle with black sesame seeds
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If it is one plate, heat the middle layer to 180 degrees for 20 minutes until the surface turns yellow. I baked three pans at once, changing the positions in the middle to heat them evenly, which took a longer time