Cream cream and bread

By VicentaLakin

Cream cream and bread
I bought a couple of screw-rolled molds, tried a new one, the whole thing wasn't ready, but it tasted like cream。

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Steps for Cream cream and bread

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    Get all the food ready and measured。
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    Butter and yeast powder are temporarily left aside。
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    Mixing of high powder, low powder, eggs, sugar, salt (by food data, one egg only)
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    With milk and noodles。
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    And it's 30 minutes still。
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    Softened butter and yeast powder。
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    Wrote membrane with a face machine for about 40 minutes to smooth。
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    It's fermented twice as big。
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    A nice pasta, take out the exhaust, split into 70 grams of small noodle, roll round, loose for about 15 minutes。
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    Get ready for the mold。
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    Take a piece of pasta to grow bars。
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    Round and round on the mold。
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    Cover the film and ferment the second time. Finally brush the egg fluid。
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    The oven is 175 degrees preheat for five minutes, up and down, in the middle. Ten minutes。
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    100 grams of cream added to 10 grams of sugar。
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    The bag is filled with flowers。
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    The baked bread takes out the mold and loads it with the light cream。
  • Cream cream and bread Make Tips

    To determine if the first fermentation is successful: Dip a finger in some flour, poke a hole in the center of the dough. If the hole does not spring back, fermentation is complete. Refer to Figure 8.

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