Nailed jam and croissant

By VicentaLakin

Nailed jam and croissant
Grid jams, both for breakfast and for tea. The outer layer is thick, the inner layer of jam is fragrance and sweet, and the taste is very delicate. It's baked in eight inches, cut open and the daughter said it was like a cake and put candles in it。

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Steps for Nailed jam and croissant

  • 1
    Battery drums with dry materials such as flour, salt, sugar, milk powder, yeast, etc
  • 2
    Mix it with a mix
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    Add wet materials like egg fluid, milk, etc
  • 4
    Scrambling. Add butter when it pulls out a thicker film
  • 5
    Keep mixing to pull out thin, unbreakable film
  • 6
    One fermentation after rubbing the noodles
  • 7
    It's twice the size of the fermentation
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    Put the noodles out of the air
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    We'll split them into four rolls for 15 minutes
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    Take the size of an eight-inch chord
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    Put jam on it
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    And the second is rounded
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    Put jam on it
  • 14
    Override three faces
  • 15
    The fourth face is growing in tongue form
  • 16
    It'd be easier to carve a graft. I don't have it. I don't have it
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    # Pulling the noodles all over the bread #
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    Two rounds in an eight-inch circle
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    You can put it in the oven when you have two rounds
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    When the fermentation is complete, brush a little egg fluid on the net
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    The oven preheats 180 degrees in advance, 20 minutes in the middle and lower of the fire
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    It'll just cool out when it's out
  • Nailed jam and croissant Make Tips

    1. The temperature and time of the bakery should be adjusted according to its own oven. 2. It would be preferable to bake with non-moleculars, without which butter resistant is required。