Creaming beef sausage onion bread
By VicentaLakin
It's a direct method of making onion buns, saves trouble. Should have used ham sausage, no. Only beef intestines, waiting silently. Beef sausage bread, that's not bad. Scratch it directly on the surface, weasel the sauce. Roasted beef sausages are not as glamorous as ham sausages, but they taste good。
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 100 grams
- condensed milk 16 grams
- eggs 10 grams
- salt 1 gram
- milk powder 5 grams
- qingshui 45 grams
- yeast 1.5 grams
- butter 12 grams
- beef sausage 2 pieces
- onion 3 pieces
- salad dressing
- ketchup
- egg liquid a little
- milk fragrance
- baking
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Creaming beef sausage onion bread

1
Noodles: 100 grams of high-banded flour, 16 grams of Nestlé milk, 10 grams of eggs, 1 grams of salt, 5 grams of milk powder, 45 grams of water, 1.5 grams of yeast and 12 grams of butter。
2
All the materials except butter are poured into the toaster mix。
3
Scratch it and add butter to it。
4
Can pull out the film。
5
Split into four equals, roll round, cover loose for 15 minutes。
6
Decoration: 2 beef sausages, appropriate salad sauce, appropriate ketchup, 3 onions, a little whole egg fluid。
7
When the noodles are loose, onions are cut into onions and beef intestines are cut in half。
8
Take a pasta and make it thick, slightly longer than the beef sausage。
9
Put the beef intestines in the centre of the face, press the end of the face, and around the edges you can push the plastics down and down。
10
Put it in the oven, fermented the noodles to double the size of an egg brush。
11
Squeeze the salad sauce and the ketchup, respectively。
12
And evenly spread flowers。
13
Put it in a pre-heated oven, mid-level, up and down 180 degrees, and baked for about 18 minutes。
14
The surface is yellow, out of the oven。Creaming beef sausage onion bread Make Tips
One fermentation at a time is less expensive, and there is time to choose between fermentation. Baking times and firepower need to be adapted to the actual situation。