Breadball
By VicentaLakin
When I was a kid who loved whitebread, I wondered why it was so hot and why it was so good. I didn't know what whitebread was, but it was so good; I used to go to Carrefour after work to buy whitebread, and then I started baking, and I understood why it was so good, and I used to make butterbread, and I couldn't make a mold but to make a bun
Recipe Recommendations
- high powder 310 grams
- eggs a
- unsalted butter 40 grams
- fine sugar 40 grams
- egg liquid a little
- yeast 4 grams
- salt 3 grams
- water 150 grams
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Breadball

1
All materials except butter are placed in the mixer at slow ~ medium ~ fast ~ 15 minutes
2
Once you add butter, you'll mix it for 10 minutes
3
The noodles are wet, and they fall a dozen times after they take them out
4
Noodles are rounded up, room temperature is running a round, and the pelvis is wet
5
About two hours in one round, twice the fermentation
6
Take out the noodle by pressure exhaust, split into an average of nine pieces, roll round, cover the film for 15 minutes
7
And when you wake up, the face is pumped again, rolled round, put on the mold, and the face is left between. Break
8
The dough continues to cover the film, fermenting for about an hour and a half at room temperature, and the face of the face brushes the egg fluid
9
(a) The mould is placed in the middle of the oven, which is preheated at 190 degrees above and 170 degrees below the tube, then the temperature is moved down to 180 degrees above the tube, 160 degrees below the tube and baked for 20 minutes
10
When the noodles are baked to the surface of gold, they are taken out and warmed to the hand, and stored in a fresh bagBreadball Make Tips
1. The hydration of this bread is approximately 67%. Due to a change in flour brand, this dough is relatively wet and sticky; please adjust the amount of water according to the flour's absorbency.
2. The small rolls do not need to be kneaded to the windowpane stage; the expansion stage is sufficient.
3. During baking, cover with aluminum foil as soon as the surface of the bread starts to color to avoid excessive browning.