Heidi white bread

People who want to make bread are afraid of free time, and when they do, they want the whole bread to pass the time. Starting at noon, I was thinking of making a bread and baking it while watching TV, and it was 3:00 p.m. without realizing it. I suddenly remembered that I had a white-ass bread. Heidi white bread. My oven capacity is so limited that my baked bread is bound to each other that it reduces the amount of flour, and the rest of the material is adjusted accordingly, without milk powder, it is useless. The last few minutes of the oven were covered with tin paper because of the thickness of the oven, which was made from a three-power, earthy dish. I don't know if I'm stressed deep enough, or if it's a little stretchy, but after a second awakening and baking, the gutter in the middle of the bread is almost up, there's only a very shallow trace, and the flour isn't even. The baked bread smells of wheat. It's soft. It's not good, but it looks fun. And it's got a moving story. Heidi's white bread is animated by animated Japanese film, "Alps Girls - Heidi." The story tells the life of the little Heidi children on the Alps, the process of leaving home for Frankfurt and returning home, depicts the world of mountains and cities, the poor and the rich, adults and children, and writes a song of the heart of children. Heidi is a good and loving child, and when Grandma can't bite hard black bread for white bread, Heidi leaves white bread for her every meal, saves it for Grandma, and drinks goat milk and eats cheese. Little Heidi's goodness and purity are deeply touching, while the white bread is popular in Japan。