Onion cheese bread
By VicentaLakin
It's easy to share with you today an onion cheese bread, with a small variety of food, and interested friends can try it。
Recipe Recommendations
- water 60g
- egg liquid 35g
- salt 2g
- white granulated sugar 20g
- bread flour 155g
- milk powder 10g
- dry yeast powder 3g
- unsalted butter 20g
- mozzarella cheese 50g
- Garlic sauce 30g
- onion 7g
- salty and fresh
- roast
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Onion cheese bread

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flour: 60g water, 35g egg fluid, 2g salt, 20g white sugar, 155g wheat, 10g milk, 3g dry yeast, 20g salt-free butter
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surface decorative material: masurira cheese 50g, coronary garlic sauce 30g, onions 7g (onions dried in the sun)
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(b) To pour water and egg fluids into the bread drums of the bakery, with salt, sugar to the corner, and then into bread and milk powder, to dig a hole in the powder and put it in dry yeast, and to start the bread machine and the flour programme to start rubbing
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(b) Put the butter after the face rub and continue to select the face rub
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After that, the fermentation option begins to ferment, which is twice the size of the fermentation, so that a hole in the middle does not shrink
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After the fermentation has been completed, opt for a three-to-five-minute exhausting of the face-to-face programme, which is then circled in six equals and covered with a 15-minute membrane static fermentation
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(a) Put each of the noodles in a thin strip into the oven, with a slight hand flattening and re-fermentation
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When it fermentes, put garlic sauce in the bag
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Noodle fermented twice as big and squeezed with garlic sauce
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And cast Masurila cheese
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Put it in the middle of a preheated oven, 180 degrees up and down, approximately 12 minutes
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this oven has a steamy roast function, adding 20 ml of water to the mouth of the oven to keep the oven dry and wet and to make the bread softer
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Completed products
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Completed products
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It's so soft, it's so sweetOnion cheese bread Make Tips
1. Oven temperatures vary; adjust baking time according to actual conditions.
2. When baking, remember to cover the surface with aluminum foil once the dough browns to your liking to avoid over-browning.
3. Fermentation generally takes about 1 hour, or about 1.5 to 2 hours in cold weather.
4. Since the garlic sauce has a coarse texture, those who prefer a smooth texture can sieve it.