Butter bag
By VicentaLakin
half a box of light cream left over from the egg dumplings was used to make the cream chops. to highlight the cream, i did not add any cascading, soft bread to make people love it. i'm using a 28mm *28mm dish, so fat, so cute, but it looks like it's too crowded, and next time it's a little less。
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 400 grams
- egg liquid 54 grams
- condensed milk 26 grams
- light cream 83 grams
- milk 127 grams
- milk powder 18 grams
- white granulated sugar 50 grams
- salt 3 grams
- yeast 5 grams
- butter 36 grams
- milk fragrance
- baking
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Butter bag

1
Placing materials other than butter in bread drums and initiating the "and face" program
2
When the dough is basically formed, the machine is suspended, and the hand is squeezed down to check the softness, which should be soft and thin on the hands. Noodles
3
One side app is over, soft butter is added, and the side app is re-launched
4
The second and the face-to-face process is over, taking a little noodle, slowly opening up
5
Scramble the little noodles with the big ones, round them up again, put them in the bread can
6
Put a piece of baking paper on top of the bread bucket and use your hands to put a little bead on it
7
And put on a wet towel with dry water and a bread machine to ferment
8
He fermented 2-2.5 times the size of his finger
9
Take the fermented pasta out, press pressure exhaust, and divide it into 10 equals, rolling round, and shampoo for 15 minutes
10
A nice, loose little noodle is elliptical
11
Roll up, roll up, roll up
12
We'll make 10 long strips and release them in the oven
13
He fermented twice as big again, brushed his egg fluids and spilled some almond chips on it
14
Put it in the middle of a pre-heated oven, up and down at 160 degrees for about 20 minutesButter bag Make Tips
1. I had 83g of light cream left in this opened box, so you can adjust this based on what you have available. The amount of milk depends on the moisture absorption of the flour. You can pause the machine once the dough has basically formed and pinch it with your hand. If the dough is soft (slightly softer than dough for steamed buns) and very little sticks to your hand, the consistency is right.
2. Finally, the baking temperature should be determined based on your own oven. My oven runs high; I set it to 160 degrees, but the actual temperature reaches 180 degrees. You also need to be flexible with the baking time. Press the bread with your hand; if it springs back immediately, it is cooked through. If the browning is sufficient but the bread needs to bake longer, cover the top with a piece of aluminum foil to prevent it from getting too dark.