Baconburger
By VicentaLakin
Yesterday the chick said, "Mom, your burger is better than McDonald's next door! "All right! You're gonna have to put your head on your head when you know it. Girl, breakfast's done
Recipe Recommendations
- light cream 50g
- fresh yeast 10g
- butter 10g
- salt 4g
- milk powder 16g
- high-gluten flour 300g
- milk 75g
- whole egg 50g
- fine sugar 45G
- water 75g
- lettuce 2 trees
- cooked white sesame seeds a little
- mayonnaise appropriate amount
- bacon 4 packs
- tomato of 3
- salty and sweet
- roast
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Baconburger

1
Put soup materials in the pot, make small and medium fire so it's sticky, mixes it up into a texture, so that it's covered with fresh film
2
Put all main noodle material, except butter, into the bakery, including soup bread, start and face, 20 minutes, till 10 minutes to add butter
3
Check the noodles, pull out the thin, unbreakable membrane
4
Noodles take round, put it back in the color machine, put a lid on it, and I'm cold for 50 minutes. Out
5
Hand on flour, stick in the dough, don't shrink
6
Split the noodles into an average of eight (about 78 grams) on a light pressured exhaust, and keep the film still for 20 minutes on the back of the roll
7
Rolling round again, the rest of the egg is brushed on the surface, covered in white sesame
8
The oven activates the fermentation. Set 35 degrees, fermenting about an hour
9
Take out the burger embryo. The oven preheats 180 degrees
10
Scrambling, scrambling tomatoes, frying bacon on a frying pan and putting burgers in your own way
11
Is there an increase in appetite
12
Want one
13
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