Pineapple Bun
Overview
I have loved pineapple buns since I was a child, but I have only made them once since baking. I love them, but it is troublesome, so I make them less often. Moreover, I was not satisfied with it the first time. Many friends asked me how to make it, so I tried it the second time. The pineapple buns are delicious and the more I eat them, the more I love them. However, I have recently lost weight, so in the battle against the temptation of delicious food, fortunately, my uncle helped me solve it all, haha!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Mix the ingredients except butter into a dough and knead until the gluten expands and the surface is smooth;
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Cover with plastic wrap and place in a warm place to ferment;
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(While waiting for the dough to ferment, make the pineapple skin) Whip the butter in the greenhouse;
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Add powdered sugar and let it rise;
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Beat until the color becomes lighter and the volume expands;
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Add the egg liquid in portions and beat thoroughly;
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Sift and add low-gluten flour;
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Mix evenly with a spatula and refrigerate for more than 30 minutes;
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Take out the fermented dough,
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Stick some bread with your fingers and insert it in the middle to deflate (while observing the fermentation status of the dough);
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Divide the dough into equal-sized pieces (about 60 grams), cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 15 minutes;
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Take 35 grams of pineapple skin, flatten it, and place the dough on the pineapple skin;
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Push up the pineapple skin;
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Use a stamp to print out the texture and place it on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper;
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Place in a warm place for secondary fermentation;
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Brush the fermented bread with egg wash, preheat the oven to 180 degrees and bake for 15 minutes.