Flamingo soft stick

By VicentaLakin

Flamingo soft stick
This bread has been baked every day for the last few days, but it's always in the freeze, and it's just a surprise that one of them was made with a lot of material. Especially the pre-cooked color is amazing, it's a bit of a flowery comparison to the precooked one, huh, but if you don't have the precooked product, it's actually pretty good in color and taste, so you do it again today, and you try to measure it and you like it. I did it twice, once full of flamingo mud, once with most of the flamingo mud and part of the milk, and the finished product in a slightly deeper color, so that it can be adjusted to your own preferences, the hard spot of the face, the hard point of the finished product, the softer of the face, and the softer inside of the finished product, as well as the two drawings below。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Ordinary high flour 235 grams
  • low powder 15 grams
  • dragon fruit meat 140 grams
  • sugar 20 grams
  • corn oil 8 grams
  • salt 5 grams
  • yeast 3 grams

Steps for Flamingo soft stick

  • Make Flamingo soft stick step 0
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    All materials are smooth and flexible and can be slightly removed from the film without a complete phase。
  • Make Flamingo soft stick step 1
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    The noodles ferment twice as big in warm and wet. I'm freezing at noon and on the good side, and it's twice as big at night when I'm home
  • Make Flamingo soft stick step 2
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    The noodles were split into two pieces and tumbled for 20 minutes。
  • Make Flamingo soft stick step 3
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    Take a light pull into an ellipse。
  • Make Flamingo soft stick step 4
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    Scramble it from the long side and stretch it a little longer。
  • Make Flamingo soft stick step 5
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    After 20 minutes of awakening, the film is sifted with powder and cuts three or four mouths with sharp knives。
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    It fermented again about 20 minutes to 2-2.5 times larger。
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    To the oven, 200 degrees 15 minutes later, 230 degrees 5 minutes later, too dark for tin paper. Cuts are frozen immediately after drying, before eating, or a little frying。
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