Polish bean snacks

By VicentaLakin

Polish bean snacks
It was always time-consuming to make bread, and then it slowly became clear that it would take no time to make Chinese, especially one day in advance, and that it would be easy to wipe, ferment, not make little bread in the morning, and make bread directly, and it would be so soft and difficult to make bread, if you did, that you could do something that would satisfy you, try not to be afraid to fail, and know that you did it, that there was a chance for progress。

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Steps for Polish bean snacks

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    yeast clamp 1g yeast
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    add 70g of water and 70g of high powder, then water, of course, you can warm the yeast, and i can use the cool water. cover it with a membrane fermentation. if you make it one night early, you can freeze it in the fridge, if you want。
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    Look at the state, it's pretty big, I'm eating a bowl, basically full, with little air bubbles on the surface, chopsticks pulling down the tissue, that's all
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    Bread buckets with milk, eggs, salt, sugar to the corner
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    Add high powder, milk powder, yeast
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    Soften it and add soft butter
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    It's fine
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    It's fermented 2 to 2.5 times bigger
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    Excretion, 16 small doses, 10 minutes of laxity
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    Take one, flatten it, thicker in the middle, pack the honey. Beans
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    Put it down. Put it in the oven. Put it on the bottom
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    fermented bread on the face of the egg
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    The oven's preheated, 175 degrees, 20 minutes
  • Polish bean snacks Make Tips

    If you don't know how to brush the egg wash, definitely don't do it, as it will look ugly if done poorly. Choose a larger egg and save a little to brush over the surface. I added some water to dilute it, but you can also use honey water. You can also brush a layer of butter after taking it out of the oven, but since it is already very soft, I don't think brushing butter is necessary, though you can if you like. You need to gauge the oven temperature and time yourself and adjust according to the actual situation. Pay attention during the last few minutes, and cover with foil if the browning is too dark.