Hokkaido toast
By VicentaLakin
Three Chinese toasts, not one success, a bit depressing! I don't know what's going on, and I don't know what's going on, but it's definitely my problem. Today's toast is not well organized, and the ashes tell me that I may not have the film I rubbed in. I guess, too, because it's the cream and sugar that's inside of me in the summer, which makes the face more sticky, and the time is a little less. But it's at least better than the first three. The first three didn't start when they were baked, and it's a hard one. It's nothing like a straight-backer toast. {\bord0\shad0\alphaH3D}
Recipe Recommendations
- high powder 260 grams
- fine sugar 10 grams
- yeast 1.8 grams
- whole milk 78 grams
- animal light cream 104 grams
- protein 20 grams
- sugar 32 grams
- salt 3 grams
- condensed milk 10 grams
- butter 12 grams
- milk fragrance
- roast
- a day
- ordinary
Steps for Hokkaido toast

1
PUT 260 GRAMS OF FLOUR IN A BARREL AND SUGAR IN A。
2
Put in light cream。
3
Put the milk in。
4
Put it in Angie's yeast。
5
Put the protein in。
6
The start-up and face-to-face programme will be sufficient to bring all these materials together in a single group。
7
Noodles are placed in a fresh bag with a tight pocket placed in the freezer room for 12-18 hours。
8
After 17 hours, the dough is double。
9
Tore the noodles into pieces。
10
PUT B IN THE EGG CLEAR。
11
It's not in 10 grams of milk, and I added it for incense。
12
After salt, sugar, yeast and face program。
13
It's not like it's a good idea, but it's a good idea。
14
It's enough to mix it into a full phase。
15
The noodles are fermented directly in the basin。
16
Weight the fermented noodles。
17
Take a piece of pasta and add chocolate powder。
18
Five minutes still。
19
Put the noodle on the square。
20
Chocolate pasta covered it up。
21
Put it in the bakery。
22
Start the fermentation program twice as big. It took me 45 minutes。
23
fermented pasta brushes the whole egg fluid。
24
Baking in 35 minutes。Hokkaido toast Make Tips
Note: 1. Do not leave too much empty space when placing the dough in the bag; leaving enough room for it to roughly double in size is sufficient. Since cold fermentation takes a long time, over-fermentation can cause a yeasty taste, which will ruin the original milky aroma.