【Braid Soufflé Bread】---- Unforgettable braids from childhood
Overview
Born in the 1980s, I have had long hair since I was a child, and it has not changed over the years. I remember when I was a child, I often sat on the stone bench at the gate and asked my mother to tie my braids. She also liked to use red wool on the braids. When I get older, I will be able to comb my hair, but I still like to braid it, even if it is high on one side and low on the other, it will still remain the same. Later, when I reached junior high school, I could tie my braids neatly and perfectly, but I didn’t do them often anymore. Instead, I got used to the ponytail. It’s not because I don’t like it anymore, it’s because I feel like I’ve passed the age of braids. After all these years, braids have never left my life. In my heart, I still like them so much. In the past, when making steamed buns, the buns were braided. Now, of course, you can't miss it when making bread. The braid-shaped bread is delicious when broken into pieces.
Tags
- baking
- bread
- dough: high flour
- dough: salt
- dough: yeast
- dough: all liquid types
- dough: butter
- dough: sugar
- dough: water
- dough: whole egg liquid
- liquid species: yeast
- liquid type: clear water
- liquid type: high powder
- surface decoration: honey red bean
- surface decoration: soufflé
- surface decoration: whole egg liquid
Ingredients
Steps
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Liquid raw materials. (100g flour, 100g water. 1g yeast)
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Mix the liquid seed ingredients, stir evenly, ferment at room temperature for 1 hour, then refrigerate in the refrigerator for more than 16 hours), this is the fermented liquid seed.
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Add all the ingredients except butter to the bread barrel in order of liquid first and then powder, and put the yeast on top of the flour last.
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Start a kneading program. (15 minutes for one program)
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Add previously softened butter.
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Continue to start a kneading program until the dough can easily pull out the film.
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Roll the dough into a round shape.
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Cover with plastic wrap and ferment until 2.5 times its original size.
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Take out the exhaust, divide it into 6 equal parts and shape into balls.
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Cover with plastic wrap and let rise for half an hour.
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Take a portion of the dough and divide it into 3 equal portions, roll each into a round shape and shape into a long strip.
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Braid it into a braid shape, place it in the baking pan, and finish the rest in sequence.
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The prepared bread embryo is finally fermented to double its original size, and is brushed with a layer of whole egg liquid. (I made 2 pans, so here are only 4)
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Garnish with honeyed red beans, sprinkle with soufflé chips, and place in a preheated oven at 180 degrees, low heat, middle layer, for 20 minutes, cover with tin foil while coloring)