Coconut braid bread
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 250 grams
- fine sugar 30 grams
- yeast 3 grams
- pure milk 160 grams
- whole egg liquid 25 grams
- salt 3 grams
- butter 25 grams
- coconut 40 grams
- milk 8 grams
- milk fragrance
- roast
- several hours
- divine level
Steps for Coconut braid bread

1
In turn, put sugar, pure milk, whole egg fluid, high-banded flour in the chef's barrel, dig a hole in the flour surface and put it on the chef. Machine
2
The chefs move to 2 and mix all materials into groups, then turn to 5 to mix and extend the surface to pull out the thick film
3
Add salt and butter (butter needs to be softened early), then move to 2 and then slowly mix to fully absorb butter, and then turn 5 and quickly mix to pull even film, and break holes, but the edge of the hole is smooth
4
♪ And the good ones ♪
5
Get all the material ready to soften the butter starter. Okay
6
It's softened in the butter starter room
7
Smuggle to light color, big size, and then add eggs. Liquid
8
Every time you add an egg fluid, you're gonna have to mix it fully with the next egg fluid, until all the egg fluids are complete and smooth
9
Add coconuts and mix them evenly
10
Add milk and shake evenly
11
I'll put it on the side
12
It's almost twice the size of fermentation, flour on your fingers, a hole in the middle of the face
13
When the noodles are fermented, take out the exhaust and split them into six on average
14
And then we'll roll each other's faces around, and we'll cover them up and awake for 20 minutes
15
I'll wake up the good ones, and I'll take one of them out. Form
16
Then we'll lay the coconuts on two-thirds of the surface. Move
17
Then we'll roll it up and form it. Tight
18
A little more flat, a little more flat
19
Scratch the first one centimetre at one end
20
Then we'll have three noodles in a braid. Tight
21
And finally, it's in the oven, covered in a filament, two rounds, twice as big
22
The fermented face is covered with a thin egg fluid and placed in a preheated oven for 180 degrees and 18 minutes. Tin Paper