Money coconut bread
By VicentaLakin
We cannot fail every blue sky when spring blooms, the spring is full of moons, the sun is always at the bottom of our hearts, and then the spring season, the good season. Happiness expands in warm baking, with this loving baking work, leading the children to the spring, with little bread, to the fellow partners, with a good meal, with warmth. The circle of friends has made me share my baking work, and I think it's a process of love, as long as you have enough heart, it's really easy to be satisfied. There is nothing special about bread, and beginners are not far from success when they master the exact amount and fermentation of the squares, based on the oeuvres. I like low-oil, low-sweety baking, and I do it in terms of other people's quantities, but it's the best thing I've ever done. Today's bread, which is good for beginners, is low in butter and sugar, and I think it's just fine, healthy and delicious, and can live together. As long as we're careful, yes, bake, it's a deliberate process, the details determine the quality. As long as you look and practice with your heart, you can, too
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 320 grams
- milk 140 grams
- whole egg liquid 50 grams
- white granulated sugar 40 grams
- yeast 4 grams
- butter 8 grams
- coconut 5 grams
- salt 2 grams
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Money coconut bread

1
The milk, 43 grams of whole egg fluid (note 43 grams, 50 grams of all egg fluid in the fabric table, 43 grams of the rest of the surface, white sugar, salt, high-weather flour, yeast, in order to be placed in bread drums Lee
2
Move to the face. Put butter in 20 minutes
3
Let's check it out. It's not rubbing
4
Put it back in the bread drum, ferment it 2.5 times the size, ferment it, cover it with a wet sheet, be careful not to be too wet, ferment it completely or over, ferment it in an hour, fermented with drums, a little flour on your hands, or fermented if you don't
5
Take out the noodles from the bread-crumbs, scrambling on the faceboard, falling a few times, exhausting
6
I've spent more than half of the amount of my pasta on a pizzeria with nine inches of pizzeria, and the rest of it is made out of chalk buns and put on the grill, so be careful to leave a gap
7
On the surface, a full egg fluid and coconuts
8
Put it in the oven, put a bowl of warm water on the ground floor, and I set the oven for about 40 degrees, close the oven door, start a second fermentation, and then ferment it naturally in the oven, which is a little slower, two-2.5 times the size of the oven
9
Turn the oven up and down, 180 degrees, for 15 minutes
10
It's finished very well