Polish cream toast

By VicentaLakin

Polish cream toast
A box of light cream was opened and the light cream toast was made so that it could be consumed in a short time. It's a Polish practice, with very soft toast and full milk. Toast looks simple, and to make a toast, it takes a lot of attention to the problem. Toast out of the glove membranes (full expansion phase) is good, and certainly not to pursue the membrane, which is just a better view of the facial state。

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Steps for Polish cream toast

  • 1
    Combining all the materials of the Polish yeast, I put it in the freezer at night。
  • 2
    It goes up to a lot of bubbles
  • 3
    All food products other than butter (including Polish species) in the pasta material were mixed into smooth ones。
  • 4
    The addition of butter continues to be fully covered (i.e. able to pull out the mural, the state of toast is so soft and delicious)
  • 5
    Rounded into the container base fermentation not exceeding 28 degrees and covered with protective film for basic fermentation
  • 6
    It's fermented to two-and-a-half times the size of a finger. Fall
  • 7
    Take out the fermented noodles, light-tamp the exhausts, divide the weight into six, and reveal the film for 20 minutes
  • 8
    Take a nice, loose noodle, open up into a bull's tongue, and shoot off the bubble。
  • 9
    Turn over and fold from left to right one third in the middle
  • 10
    A little bit longer with a stick
  • 11
    From top to bottom, about 2.5 laps。
  • 12
    Put it in the toast box
  • 13
    ...the oven is fermented using the fermentation function to a full 8-9, allowing for an additional bowl of hot water, which does not exceed 40 degrees。
  • 14
    Preheat ovens 150 degrees 40 minutes in advance and tin paper in the middle colour. Get out of the oven, get out cold, and keep it sealed。
  • Polish cream toast Make Tips

    Polish fermentation is not a matter of time, but is determined by status, which increases the amount of yeast if it is to be used quickly. 2. The temperature of a single round does not exceed 28 degrees and is too high to affect bread tissue。