Orange bread

By VicentaLakin

Orange bread
The most beautiful autumn has come with red and yellow oranges. Yellow oranges piled like hills. I bought 2 catties of oranges at the supermarket. Oranges are sweet. It's the orange harvest season, so why don't you make an orange full of baskets and make oranges so sweetly

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Steps for Orange bread

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    Willow basket material: 200 grams of condensed flour, 50 grams of butter, 30 grams of sugar, 25 grams of egg fluid, 30 grams of dry yeast, 100 grams of water
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    Put the willow basket material in the bread can, choose a program or side, plug in the power and go straight into the program. Noodles
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    And smooth noodles. Take them out when they first pause
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    Smash the sheet for 30 minutes
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    it's about half a cm thick. snippets
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    Cut the growth strip
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    Put some dry powder on it with a weed, and put the tweeded pasta in the frame
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    It's crossed by a noodle in a rice font and made of it in a basket. The way to do it is to build the bottom, and then add another one to the middle of the rice, so that it doesn't have to be big
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    It's always in the bottom
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    And we'll put the extra noodles together. Side
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    Draw an egg fluid
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    You don't have to wake up and go straight into the oven
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    It'll cool down in a minute
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    Orange material: 350 grams of low-banded flour for pumpkins to skin 210 grams of yeast for 2 grams of tack and 250 grams of tampons for orange pumpkins to skin to make 220 grams of slices of tungsten and then to melt into mud
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    Other materials from Orange Flour put in the bakery
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    It's 30 minutes to mix it with smooth noodles
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    Then we'll tweak it
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    After growing up, cut into 30 grams of small agent
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    Scratched into a smooth little noodle
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    Split homemade chestnuts into 13 grams
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    Put the pasta down and put it in a chestnut
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    With the tiger's mouth
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    Put your mouth in a circle
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    Find a clean towel and wrap it in
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    How many times
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    When it's opened, it's a tiny wrinkle, like orange skin
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    Press a little hole with a tool
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    A little bit deeper around
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    Scratch the noodles with a little green
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    The grill pays the baking paper, and the little orange is set up for 10 minutes
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    In the oven, 180 degrees, in the middle of the fire, 10-12 minutes
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    Just get out of the oven
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  • Orange bread Make Tips

    Little Yingzi's Tips: 1. For weaving baskets, the cut noodle strips must be twisted into rounds and stretched long. When joining shorter pieces, dampen the ends; otherwise, they won't stick together and may easily fall apart. 2. When choosing a towel to wrap oranges, select one with a coarser texture; the pattern on the finished product will be much clearer. 3. The finished orange-shaped preform should be slightly flat to leave enough room for expansion during baking.