Jelly rolls

By VicentaLakin

Jelly rolls
roll out a bag of jams, bake-resistant, and make bread this time, and use it quickly

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Steps for Jelly rolls

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    Pour all the main noodle material except butter into the bread drums, then place the drums in the toaster, and start the "live noodles" program, with two phases of fermentation with a default duration of 1:40
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    The program starts in 15 minutes, with softer butter at room temperature
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    Scratch over. The program automatically enters the fermentation phase
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    To the end of the procedure
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    Take the fermented noodles and smooth the exhaust
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    Split into 24 pieces
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    It's 15 minutes wide
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    Take a nice, loose pasta and form an elliptical
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    Fly along the long edge
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    From top to bottom, and seal it tight
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    Shape all the noodles in the manner described above
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    Put the noodles in six inches in a row. Medium
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    The surface is decorated with jam
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    Send the dish to warm and wet for final fermentation, approximately twice the size
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    Send it down to the preheated oven. 180 degrees, 20 minutes
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    Get out of the oven and put butter on the surface while it's hot
  • Jelly rolls Make Tips

    1. The round molds I use are not sticky, so they are used directly, and there is nothing to deal with; if they are general, beware of the butter before the noodles are put on; 2. The jam is baked, and it keeps its shape in the baking process; and beware of the usual jams that cannot be used in supermarkets, which are not baked, and which flow after heating