Sour cream pineapple toast
By VicentaLakin
He hesitated to make the pineapple toast from Mr. Meng. While toast is not popular, noodles can be placed in a refrigerator in a toast mold. That's the real reason I've been obsessed with toast lately。
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 250 grams
- fine sugar 35 grams
- salt 1/4 teaspoon
- plain yogurt 80 grams
- dry yeast 5 grams
- water 80 grams
- butter 20 grams
- powdered sugar 30 grams
- whole egg 15 grams
- low-gluten flour 55 grams
- milk powder 10 grams
- milk fragrance
- baking
- several days
- ordinary
Steps for Sour cream pineapple toast

1
Prepare the noodles
2
Pour the pasta into the container with the exception of butter and mix it manually into a stylish form
3
It's made from a machine to a face
4
Add butter
5
Smuggle into the film
6
Put it in the bowl, seal it up with a shampoo, put it in the freezer one night
7
Take it out the next evening and go back to temperature for an hour
8
Extremists, split into three equals, rolling round, covering the fragrance. Fifteen minutes
9
Separated into ellipse
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Roll up along the long edge
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IT'S ABOUT 30 CM
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I've got three long bars together
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It's made up of braids
14
Put it in the Toast Moot
15
Seal the film, put it in the fridge, freeze it all night
16
The third evening, take it out and go back to the temperature for final fermentation
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Prepare pineapple skin
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Put soft butter and sugar powder in the bowl and mix it evenly
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Add egg fluid and mix it evenly
20
Add milk powder and mix evenly
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Add low-band powder
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Combination into pineapple pasta
23
It's pouring on the membranes and forming the long squares that are the size of the Toast Model
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Noodles up to 7 or 8 full
25
Put the pineapple on the surface, brush the egg
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Put it in a 190-degree oven, lower middle, about 30 minutes
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When you get out of the oven, you'll be coldSour cream pineapple toast Make Tips
The mold I used is larger than Meng's. During the final proofing, it didn't rise to 90% full as Meng mentioned, but only reached 70% or 80%. Even so, I felt like the dough was trying its hardest to rise.