Chinese toast
By VicentaLakin
It's been a long time since I've made Chinese bread, mainly because I don't want to make Chinese noodles. But seriously, Chinese bread is really soft, and it's as good as day two. This time, the bread was made and the process chart was taken because there was no time to make it, and it was the third day. See how many pieces are left
Recipe Recommendations
- high powder 175g
- water 100g
- yeast powder 3g
- milk 20g
- whole egg liquid 20g
- fine sugar 38g
- salt 3g
- unsalted butter 20g
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Chinese toast

1
Combination of Chinese pasta material into groups
2
Filled in oiled fresh bags, squeezed out of the air, sealed, fermented in the room for an hour and then put in a freezer for 12 hours
3
The main lasagna, except for butter. Put it in the bread bucket
4
Take out the frozen Chinese noodles, tore them into pieces, activate them and make them 15 minutes
5
Add softened butter and 15 minutes to the side
6
Check the film. It's full
7
He fermented twice as big
8
Take out the exhaust, split into two pieces (somatic) and relax for 15 minutes
9
Open up, put on your favorite pie
10
Roll it up and put it in the mold
11
Two fermentation times twice as big
12
Put it in a pre-heated oven, 170 degrees lower 55 minutes. Tin Paper
13
Eating the remaining three days of bread, still soft