Recently, I've been fascinated with O'Back, and I've tried several ways to make a decent European pack with a regular oven. Based on practice and formulations, the European package is a large variety of food staples in Western countries and has become more popular at home in recent years. It's more healthy than the sweet bread, which has less food, which is mainly flour, less sugar and less oil, which is mostly flour, yeasts, salt, water, and it's, in my eyes, a decent food and a favor. Homemade ovens are difficult to succeed because of insufficient temperature and lack of steam. The temperature limit for small domestic ovens is mostly 230 degrees; even now popular steam ovens are difficult to provide enough steam for a moment. After a while, while there is still a gap between the real and the real, I'm close to it from the outside. It's brown, it's chewy, it's soft, it's fragrance, it's fragrance, especially when it's fresh。