Raspberry bread

By VicentaLakin

Raspberry bread
A good friend's intention is to be used for the next day's bread, with the rest of theberries being fertilized with milk and yoghurt and a noodle. This bread tastes delicious because it has seeds and can taste it when chewing。

Recipe Recommendations

  • high-gluten flour 300g
  • milk 130g
  • white sugar 40g
  • egg liquid 40g
  • salad oil 40g
  • yeast 4g
  • salt 2g
  • Medium gluten flour 200g
  • yogurt 40g
  • baking soda 2g

Steps for Raspberry bread

  • Make Raspberry bread step 0
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    It's fermented
  • Make Raspberry bread step 1
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    Little Soda less water
  • Make Raspberry bread step 2
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    A little soda came in the noodle, smelled no sour, cut open with a knife, two pieces of face uncut, split into two doses for 15 minutes
  • Make Raspberry bread step 3
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    Liquids such as milk, eggs and so on added bread drums, sugar in one corner, salt in the other, sift in high-weed flour, dig a little hole on flour, put yeast on it, then cover it with powder, start two dots, then pick an hour of fermentation
  • Make Raspberry bread step 4
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    Take out the fermented pasta
  • Make Raspberry bread step 5
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    Split it into two doses and cover it with a shampoo for 15 minutes
  • Make Raspberry bread step 6
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    One agent for each of the two colors
  • Make Raspberry bread step 7
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    Fold together
  • Make Raspberry bread step 8
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    Quest Square
  • Make Raspberry bread step 9
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    Roll along
  • Make Raspberry bread step 10
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    even slices
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    另两个剂子分成若干小剂子,擀成小饼Fold together
  • Make Raspberry bread step 12
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    Roll it up and turn it into roses. Cut it in the middle
  • Make Raspberry bread step 13
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    Code the oven
  • Make Raspberry bread step 14
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    Two rounds in the oven, 45 degrees, 40 minutes. Take out the egg brush
  • Make Raspberry bread step 15
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    Out of the oven。
  • Raspberry bread Make Tips

    1. So, I used a portion of medium-gluten flour; originally I planned to steam buns, but since I happened to be making bread the next day, I took a portion to make bread. I suddenly found that medium-gluten flour is actually pretty good for making bread; it fermented synchronously with the high-gluten flour, with no difference. 2. Different ovens have different baking times; this is for reference only. 3. Reserve one-third of the beaten egg to brush on the bread at the end. 4. Different flours absorb water differently, so keep the amount of milk between 130g and 140g.