Jelly hands tore bread

By VicentaLakin

Jelly hands tore bread

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    Put milk in a small container, a little heat up to the temperature
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    Pour yeast into warm milk, melt and activate yeast activity
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    And then you pour scattered egg fluids into the milk
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    Put mixed liquids in the drums of the bakery, add flour, put sugar salt on one side, start and paste for 15 minutes until the face is slightly smooth
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    Take a big plate into the noodle and put the skin in the freezer for about 13-15 hours
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    The next day, the fermented noodles were about 1.5 times larger than before the fermentation
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    You don't have to push it too hard, then you split it into nine pairs and roll it around for 15-20 minutes
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    Round with a stick, spoon in a proper amount of jam, not too much, so that it doesn't see through the oven, and then put it on the dry
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    Pack it up, roll round, do the remaining eight in a row and put it in the oven
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    A bowl of warm water in the lower part of the oven, placed in the mid-level in a dish with noodles and set the fermentation mode for 45 minutes (or fermentation in warm places on a lid)
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    We'll ferment it, we'll paint it on the surface, and we'll spray it with white sesame
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    THE OVEN IS PREHEATED AT 160 DEGREES, AND THE MID-LEVEL IS BAKING FOR 20 MINUTES
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    I have to apologize here; the shaping isn't great, but the result turned out quite nice. Of course, compared to toast made with fully developed dough, the crumb is still a bit different. But for someone like APPLE who doesn't care too much about the texture, I boldly polished off three right out of the oven. Anyway, I'm not someone who settles for just anything, I'm just not that much of a perfectionist (though sometimes I am, sigh, am I contradicting myself?). I guess I should say that applies to bread, haha. But I believe that with time, after all this hard work and trial and error, I'll surely pull off something amazing. Look forward to my growth

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