Five-black oats
By VicentaLakin
Today we share a healthy, low-fat, delicious, expensive snack. The cereal oatmeal, full of food fibres, high nutritional value, called Black Five, is a small meal pack with five black oatmeals, making it taste different, and chewing more and more and more soft
Recipe Recommendations
- Jinshan Japanese Toast Powder 230g
- Five Black Grain Oatmeal 50g
- light cream 30g
- Milk or coconut milk 100g
- coconut oil 18g
- sugar-tolerant yeast 3g
- honey water a little
- Cereal oatmeal a little
- zero-calorie sugar 20g
- sea salt 2g
- sweetening
- roast
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Five-black oats

1
Prepare all the food。
2
All the pasta food except coconut oil and sea salt is placed in the chef ' s face bucket, the cook ' s machine is activated, the material is mixed at a low speed, and then the face is hit to the state of the thick film at a slightly higher rate。
3
The addition of coconut oil, sea salt, which is softened by room temperature, continues to strike to the point where a stronger transparency film can be drawn。
4
Join the cereal oatmeal and mix it at a low speed of 1-2 minutes, so that the cereal can be mixed into the noodles。
5
Slip it in the fermenter box and ferment it doubles。
6
Simple vents are loose for 15 minutes。
7
The weighing was divided into nine pieces, rounded up and loosed again for 10 minutes。
8
Every little noodle rolls back into the mold。
9
The oven is fermented at 38 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes, and light fingers can bounce back slowly。
10
Take off the fermented pasta and lightly brush a layer of honey water on the surface。
11
And a little grain oatmeal。
12
Put it in a pre-heated oven and make it up and down at 180 degrees for about 20 minutes。Five-black oats Make Tips
1. Flour brands vary, water intakes vary, liquids are adjusted to the facial state for the first time, preferably with some liquids set aside; 2. The temperature of each oven varies, and the time temperature given in the formula is for reference only, depending on the circumstances; 3. Articles come from @water pity。