Yuzhong Hokkaido Bread
Overview
Bread continues…. The method of making Tangzhong is just right, the bread is not dry at all after being stored for 2 days, it is still very soft. Yuzhong bread is a bread-making method that originated in Japan. Similar to the zhongzhong method, sour old noodles or liquid method, tangzhong bread is made by adding a certain proportion of tangzhong dough to some bread recipes to make the bread softer and more water-retentive.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Make soup: 1.100g of milk is put into a basin or soup pot that can be directly heated, and 20g of sifted flour is added
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Stir until liquid
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Heat over low heat and stir to form a paste. Let cool, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 night
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Except butter, put all the ingredients into a bread pan and add the soup batter (leave some egg wash for brushing the bread)
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Start a dough kneading program, add softened unsalted butter after 15 minutes, start kneading for 30 minutes
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Check the film release situation
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Directly use the bread barrel for the first fermentation to double the size
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Deflate the air on the chopping board and divide into 2 portions (make 2 loaves or make one toast directly)
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Roll it out, turn it over, and roll it up from top to bottom
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Make another one in turn and put it into the mold
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Put it in the oven for the second fermentation and double the size
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Brush with egg wash and sprinkle white sesame seeds on the surface (one of them is not sprinkled with sesame seeds)
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Put it into the preheated oven, 170 degrees, lower rack, for 50 minutes (this temperature is for reference,) and cover with tin foil after coloring halfway
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The big bread is out of the oven, la la la...