Simple butter roll (hand-kneaded version)
Overview
Butter rolls are simple and easy to make~ This time I took the challenge of kneading the dough by hand, haha~ The first time it seemed that the dough was not kneaded smoothly, but when kneaded by hand, the texture is more delicate and has a better texture. When you have time, you might as well try it yourself~
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare materials
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Mix flour, fine sugar, salt and milk powder, and dissolve dry yeast in warm water
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Pour out the flour, fine sugar, salt and milk powder, start kneading the dough, make a small hole in the middle, pour the warm water containing dry yeast into the small hole several times, and gently knead the dry yeast water into the flour (PS: If the flour feels thinner, you can add a little more flour) After pouring the dry yeast water, make a hole again and pour the egg yolk in, and knead until the flour is absorbed
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After kneading out the gluten, add butter and continue kneading until the butter melts into the dough. When finished, it will look like the picture below
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Knead the dough, put it into a bowl, and seal it with plastic wrap
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Let it rise at room temperature for about an hour, until the dough has doubled in size.
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After fermentation, press out the air bubbles with your hands, then divide the deflated dough into 6 portions (depending on the situation) and let it rise at room temperature for 10-15 minutes
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Use a rolling pin to roll the risen dough into an oval shape, as shown below
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Roll it up from top to bottom, and then use your hands to shape it into a shape that is thin at one end and thick at the other
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Then use a rolling pin to roll it out from thin to thick, as shown below
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Then roll it from the thick end to the thin end. During the rolling process, pull off the thin end. The small pointed end needs to be pressed underneath
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Put them into the baking pan one by one, spacing about 5cm apart
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The dough can be put into the oven for secondary fermentation. The secret is to put a cup of hot water on the lower level and close the oven door. It will take about 30-40 minutes to complete the secondary fermentation~
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When the dough has doubled in size, brush the surface with egg wash
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Preheat the oven to 170 degrees for 5 minutes, then put it in the oven at 170 degrees and bake for about 10-15 minutes, until the surface is golden brown and it is ready to be baked!
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Doesn’t it look quite delicate~