Chinese deer-coated toast
By VicentaLakin
Watch my family's recipe and find out I issued a similar recipe the other day, yes. But the raisin weight is better controlled. Ha ha
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 150 grams
- light cream 30 grams
- milk 50 grams
- butter 25 grams
- white granulated sugar 8 grams
- eggs one
- yeast 3.5 grams
- salt 3 grams
- chocolate 10 grams
- cocoa powder 5 grams
- raisins 80 grams
Steps for Chinese deer-coated toast

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One night ahead of schedule
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Put it in a bigger basin, mix it with chopsticks and rub it in the hand
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Cover it and freeze it
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Triple fermentation
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Torn the fermented seed head into small pieces
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Get the other noodles
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Add cream, milk, eggs, sugar, salt
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Put it in flour, mix it with chopsticks and then put it in yeasts and mix it evenly
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It's on the board
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Every time a scratcher is a sharp instrument
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Gloss the face of the noodles
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Noodles: like washing clothes, you can fall
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Cut a little piece and look at it
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You can open a thick film
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Add soft butter and keep rubbing
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Until the thin membrane is finished
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It's an average of two of them
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One of them was added to the melted chocolate sauce and cocoa powder
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Put it in two bowls the same size and cover it up
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PUT IT IN THE OVEN AND FERMENT..
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About 45 minutes to ferment
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Take out the exhaust
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Start feeding white noodles
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When you're done, you'll be divided into eight pieces. We'll weigh as much as possible
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Then we'll have the fined cocoa noodles in strips, and the package is a little time-consuming, and the rest of them will be covered with a shampoo
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There'll be a swirl of pasta
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Roll it up
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Then you put all the rolled noodles in the mag
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Cover the lid. Put it back on the oven shelf, put a bowl of hot water under it and continue to ferment
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About 50 minutes, fermentation to full nine. Take out some egg fluid
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The oven's preheating at 175 degrees, and the lower middle is about 50 minutes
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When you're baked, you need to get out of there
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Completed Chart
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Here we goChinese deer-coated toast Make Tips
1. Every oven behaves differently, so please adjust the temperature according to your own situation.
2. Remove the bread from the pan immediately after baking and let it cool on a wire rack. If you cannot finish it all at once, seal it in a plastic bag to preserve the texture for later.
3. The water absorption of flour varies slightly by season, so please adjust the amount of milk as needed.
4. The heavy cream in the recipe can be substituted with milk or water.