Sweet ginger bread

By VicentaLakin

Sweet ginger bread
I'm probably just a kid who's been with Grandma for a long time and has the habit of eating ginger. When I was young, I could chew with a ginger chip, and I couldn't wrinkle with a ginger chip, and I couldn't even get a corset without a ginger chip -- it was called a "a good talk." Ginger's a good thing to sweat and wet. It's perfect in this cold south with no heat! A bit of ginger in the bread, and it won't make you feel too comfortable

Recipe Recommendations

  • high-gluten flour 240g
  • qingshui 155g
  • butter 25g
  • sugar 15g
  • salt 3g
  • yeast 3g
  • ginger powder 5g

Steps for Sweet ginger bread

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    clean up the buckets in the bakery
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    Then add salt
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    add 15 g sugar
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    add 5g ginger powder. it just doesn't taste so bad
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    I've been sifting twice before
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    and then 240 g of high-strength powder into the toaster
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    Except for butter and yeast all the wet dryware
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    add yeast 3g to the yeast box, and if you don't have a yeast box, put it directly above the flour
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    Then choose the right program. I choose the French side. Package
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    Let's start with the face rub
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    When you're out of the thicker film, put it in the cut butter
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    It's gonna come out of thin film, and you're gonna put it in, and there's gonna be a sprayed bread
  • Sweet ginger bread Make Tips

    Many people ask me why the bread made by bread machines tastes bad; the reason is the water! The bread machine's baking cycle is quite intense, so if you want it soft, add an extra 5% of water. My ratio is just right; if you are kneading by hand, just reduce the water by 7g!