Old bread
By VicentaLakin
mom's coming here for almost a month, and she's going home tomorrow. mom likes snacks and cookies and bread and stuff, so i made some peaches for mom and decided to make a big one. if you want to go, the old-style bread of the free sister is the most appropriate, it tastes so pure and tastes so good ~ materials: (applied to 20 *20 cm squawk) yeast: 140 g for high-weather flour, 60g for low-weather flour, 16g for fine sugar, 4g for yeast, 160g for water, 160g for high-weather flour, 60g for low-weather flour, 64g for fine sugar, 1 small spoon for salt, 16g for milk powder, 60g for eggs, 36g for water, 48g for butter
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 160g
- low-gluten flour 60g
- fine sugar 64g
- milk powder 16g
- salt 1 tsp
- eggs 60g
- water 36g
- butter 48G
- yeast 4g
- sweetening
- roast
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Old bread

1
Put the yeast material in the tub
2
Smuggle evenly
3
The room is fermented for half an hour, fresh membranes continue to ferment in the freezer for seven to eight hours, and the surface is fermented with a lot of bubbles. Status
4
Open the skin and look inside and see the hole in the beehive
5
Put the main pasta material, except butter, in the bread can, tear the yeast into small pieces, and start the latching process
6
When the noodles are smooth and sprained, the butter continues to mix
7
Until the noodle reaches its extended stage, the noodle will excrete a thin film
8
Put the noodles in a warm place and ferment about twice the size
9
Take out the air
10
We split it into four rolls
11
I've grown the noodle
12
Scratch back in one direction
13
Scroll it in a plume
14
Put one head into the other hole
15
It's in a grill with butter
16
Put the grill in a warm and wet place for final fermentation
17
ONCE THE FERMENTATION IS OVER, PUT IT IN THE BOTTOM OF THE OVEN, 180 DEGREES UP AND DOWN
18
Cover the tin paper and lower the temperature by 10 degrees
19
A little butter melted into liquid backup
20
Once the bread is out of the oven, a melted butter will be painted on the surface and will be stored in a bag sealedOld bread Make Tips
1. When I started preparing the starter, since it was already midnight, I had no choice but to put it in the fridge for cold fermentation. It seemed like it didn't ferment fully, but luckily it didn't have much of an effect on the final result; normally, it should be left to ferment naturally until the surface bubbles up and then falls back down.
2. During fermentation, you can use the oven's proofing function. Place a baking tray filled with water on the lowest rack, start the proofing function, and place the dough on the rack directly above the tray.
3. When shaping, Sister Ziyou originally said that no resting was required. I forgot and did it out of habit...