I don't want no coconut bean-bread

By VicentaLakin

I don't want no coconut bean-bread
Coconut slurry bags, soft and sweet, I don't like dry, so all I do is eat and don't eat. Free, soft and delicious, free your hands。

Recipe Recommendations

  • salt 2 grams
  • low powder 50 grams
  • high powder 200 grams
  • cream 100 grams
  • water
  • honey 10 grams
  • melt butter 10 grams
  • yeast 5 grams
  • sugar 35 grams
  • milk 70 grams
  • butter 40 grams
  • coconut 30 grams
  • honey beans 30 grams

Steps for I don't want no coconut bean-bread

  • 1
    Salt and yeast are separated and all bread materials, except butter, are mixed into clusters. Put it in melted butter, rub it in smooth noodles. It's about two times fermented in warmth. * Temperature is low in the winter, so a bowl of hot water tinkles can be put in the microwave for one to two minutes, and hot water can be put into the noodles for the remaining warm fermentation。
  • 2
    It fermented twice as long as it did with a finger-tiped hole, or it was fermented。
  • 3
    Take out the exhaust, split the vanguard into two equals, divided each into four equals, and roll the whole shape into the bread and paper to carry two rounds. It can be fermented in an oven or warm up to 1.5 times larger。
  • 4
    Slurry production: All materials are mixed, insulated with water heating to melt and mix with butter。
  • 5
    It's fermented and starts the preheat oven 180 degrees. Put a spoon on the dough。
  • 6
    180° Baking for 18 minutes, on the surface is about dry and yellow, and the bread is so soft, it sprays, and the surface is so soft。