Christmas Staron

By VicentaLakin

Christmas Staron
Storren, "The baker's Apprentice", sponge yeast. “Dreston is said to be the origin of this traditional Christmas bread. This bread symbolizes Jesus in his arms, and the colourful fruit represents the gift of Dr. Orient. Like almost all the holiday bread, the story behind it is of great cultural significance, and bread is one of the ways in which parents tell their children about traditional culture. When the story comes with the taste of a particular food in its memory, it is more impressive than a lecture”. However, it is perhaps the food itself that is of greater interest to those who lack this cultural background. Without so many golden raisins, you can replace them with whatever you want. All kinds of fruit and honey mix are easy on hand, like blueberries and cranberries. Some of the plastics are unthinkable, and the confusion is complete, but I just don't understand why they end up cruising. Mr. Meng's version of Staulan is just a double-folded longform. Oil, sugar powder, two floors. The festival always seems to be associated with the full heat. But that tastes really good。

Recipe Recommendations

  • whole milk 37 grams
  • Medium gluten flour 21 grams
  • dry yeast 4 grams
  • raisins 57 grams
  • candied mix 56 grams
  • lime zest 5 grams
  • brandy 37 grams
  • sugar 5 grams
  • salt 2 grams
  • cinnamon powder 2 grams
  • eggs 15 grams
  • butter 23 grams
  • qingshui 19 grams
  • melt butter appropriate amount
  • powdered sugar appropriate amount

Steps for Christmas Staron

  • 1
    Sponge fermentation: 37 g of full fat milk, 21 g of barley, 4 g of dry yeast
  • 2
    I'm not sure what I'm talking about
  • 3
    It's a flat paste, and it's still fermented at room temperature
  • 4
    Noodles up, fermented。
  • 5
    Dry mix: 57 g of raisins, 56 g of raisins, 37 g of brandy, 5 g of orange crumbs
  • 6
    And pour fruit into the bowl while it is fermented
  • 7
    Mixed even, static for hours。
  • 8
    The dried honey is fully absorbing the fluid, which is available。
  • 9
    Main pasta: 94 grams of chrysanthemum, 5 grams of sugar, 2 grams of salt, 1 gram of orange crumb, 1 gram of lemon crumb, 2 grams of cinnamon, 15 grams of eggs, 23 grams of butter, 19 grams of clean water, 19 grams of pecan shredding: appropriate melt butter, appropriate sugar powder
  • 10
    Pour flour, sugar, salt, orange cinnamon cinnamon cinnamon into big bowls, evenly mixed
  • 11
    Add yeast, eggs, butter, water
  • 12
    Smash it into a soft ball, cover it up, and hold it for 10 minutes。
  • 13
    Add most of the immersed nuts, evenly mixed
  • 14
    Powdering on the crime scene, moving out of the face, rubbing face for minutes。
  • 15
    The noodles have become soft and smooth
  • 16
    Put it in big bowls, cover it with film, and ferment it for about 45 minutes。
  • 17
    The pasta is slightly swelling
  • 18
    # And grow the square #
  • 19
    It's the only thing that's going on
  • 20
    It's not like I'm going to have to go to the middle
  • 21
    One third of them will be in the middle
  • 22
    Tighten it with a cane
  • 23
    And then you fold down
  • 24
    It's a moon bend, it's in the oven, and it's fermented 1.5 times bigger
  • 25
    Put it in the oven, middle level, 180 degrees up and down, about 30 to 40 minutes
  • 26
    It's dark red and brown. It's out of the oven
  • 27
    I'm not sure if it's any good
  • 28
    It's not like we're going to be able to do this
  • 29
    A second layer of sugar powder will be distributed in a minute and used in an hour of cooling。
  • Christmas Staron Make Tips

    The fruit mix can be configured as it pleases. The timing of fermentation is subject to temperature and the timing and fire of the baking needs to be adjusted as appropriate。