It's a real bean-scab
By VicentaLakin
She's so cute, and she's waiting for the caterpillar to come out of the oven, and she's rushing me to hurry, and she's taking pictures and eating them into her stomach
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 160 grams
- eggs a
- butter 20g
- white sugar 15 grams
- salt 1g
- yeast 2g
- milk 40ml
- bean paste 50g
- milk fragrance
- roast
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for It's a real bean-scab
1
Prepare the foods, sugar, milk, measured in cups, flour heavy, and put the materials in bread drums with the exception of butter, in order of milk, eggs, sugar and salt, and then flour2
Put a hole in the flour and cover it up3
It'll take 18 minutes to turn on the bread machine and the face program4
Put it in butter and start again with the baker's automatic and face program5
Keep fermenting in the warm, and when you're twice as big, stick your finger in a small hole in the face, and you're gonna ferment6
Take out the noodles, flatten the exhausts, split the noodles into two little agents, and cover them with a shivering film for 15 minutes7
Wake up a good noodle and bean sand in the middle8
Pack up the soybean sand and make it thin with a light stick. Snippets9
Do not cut through with cut-to-strike stripes10
Turn the face over11
Rolling up from the edge12
Scroll into bars13
With a cutter in the yellow caterpillar head14
Take two black rice or black sesame and stick it in the right place15
The well-made caterpillar embryos make themselves feel real, put them in the oven, and ferment them again in warmth16
When the fermentation is twice as big, the middle part of the oven, 150 degrees of fire up and down, 18 minutes, and then it's covered with tin paper17
When you're out of the oven, take a flower stick and put it on your headIt's a real bean-scab Make Tips
There may be a slight increase or decrease in the amount of milk added to flour that is not watery, but the pasta that is added to the soybean bean pie must be thin, otherwise the three rolls of caterpillars can be easily broken