Red tea and cheese
By VicentaLakin
It's not the same
Recipe Recommendations
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Red tea and cheese
1
Put all materials in the breadbox drums (except butter and pie) and start the lasagna program for 12 minutes2
After the first shampoo, add soft butter and continue the second shampoo for 13 minutes3
When you're done, check the noodles, pull out the texture film4
When the noodle is rounded, it is placed in a clean container, covered with a cold membrane5
Get 120 grams of cheese ready at this time6
Soften and add 10 grams of sugar powder7
Just mix it evenly8
Prepare all kinds of nuts9
After mixing it with cheese, it forms an internal cortex10
The fermented noodles should be twice as big with pink fingers on the hole, with a slight retrenchment and a belly button11
Take out a 3-square-square-square-square-square 10 minutes12
Take out a rice noodle, and make an elliptical13
Scroll it over, put it in a third of the pie above, and press your fingers down to get it over14
We'll wrap all the material down, light pressure on the interface15
Last thing you need to do is close the door and fix both ends16
Put it in the oven. There's enough distance between the dough17
Put it in the oven for two rounds, turn on low-temperature fermentation, set 35 degrees temperature, add a bowl of warm water to the bottom, control humidity at 75 degrees, and then remove it in about 40 minutes, so it's high powder18
Put it in the middle of a pre-heated boiler, 170 degrees, 35 minutes, 5 minutes19
When you're out of the oven, move the bread to the shelf and dry it20
Completed ChartRed tea and cheese Make Tips
1. THE FERMENTATION TIME IS FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY, AND THE WATER INTAKE OF FLOUR IS DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF FLOUR IN THE CASE OF A NOODLE STATE. THE LIQUID MAY FIRST BE SET ASIDE FOR 15 GRAMS OF ROOM 3.3 TEMPERATURE, WITH THE USE OF ICE-COLD LIQUIDS AND EGG FLUIDS, AND THE EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF THE NOODLE TEMPERATURE OF NO MORE THAN 28 DEGREES.4. PE 5389WT: EASTINGER BM 1352B-3C MOLD: BAKING OVEN WITH ITS OWN DISH