Oatmeal Soup Bread
Overview
Teacher Meng’s rye eight-treasure bread does not contain rye or eight-treasure beans. Although I don’t have much interest in honey beans, it seems a pity to give up this bread. . . In fact, it's really not a pity. There is no need to take back the beans and worry about the remaining beans. Wouldn't it be nice to borrow the recipe from this bread, turn the rye into oats, discard the sweet honey beans, and turn it into original oatmeal bread? Making two at a time is a bit much, so how do you make one into a regular rectangle? I went through all the possible supplies in my mind, and it seems that the toast box is more suitable. It is slightly larger in size and can be used just fine. Fermentation is over and it looks pretty good. The tall toast box made it impossible to see the baking process. I thought it was almost done, so I took it out to take a look. This bread, flat, suddenly reminds me of gold bars. . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soup ingredients
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Pour the milk and oatmeal into the pot
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Mix well
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Heat over low heat, stirring constantly until the water dries up, turn off the heat and let cool
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Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 60 minutes
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Dough ingredients
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Take half of the soup and pour it into a large bowl together with the dough ingredients except butter
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Knead until slightly smooth and add butter
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Continue kneading until the film is stretched
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Put it into a large bowl for basic fermentation
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The dough has grown
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Exhaust rounding
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Roll out into a rectangle about 18 cm long
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Rolled into a cylinder
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Press flat and put into toast box for final fermentation
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The dough covers the bottom of the mold
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Brush the surface with egg wash
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Put in the oven, middle layer, heat up to 190 degrees, heat down to 160 degrees, bake for about 20 minutes
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Golden on the surface, out of the oven
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Unmold and let cool