Butter roll
By VicentaLakin
I just bought a oven and learned to make bread. This is the second time I've done it. I love this little bread. It's a mini-bread, it's smaller, it's cute, it's breakfast, it's after lunch. If you add a little red beans, it'll increase and enrich the taste of bread. I'm really satisfied with the smell of bread when it's just baked. I'll make bread, too. I'll study more with the good foodrs
Recipe Recommendations
- high-gluten flour 200g
- warm water 110g
- dry yeast a small spoonful
- salt 3g
- fine sugar 25g
- egg liquid 15g
- milk powder 10g
- butter 30g
- whole egg liquid appropriate amount
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Butter roll

1
All raw materials are prepared, butter is softened early and flour, fine sugar, salt, milk dry yeast are evenly mixed。
2
Scratch all the material except butter, rub it out, add butter, and keep rubbing.
3
It is smoothed to a lesser degree of dilation, with butter so that transparent film can be pulled out and fermented 2.5 times larger。
4
The fermented pasta, with its hands, presses the gas in it, and makes it “skinned” again. On average, seven of the air-drained noodles, 15 minutes of room temperature
5
Take a piece of it in a cow's tongue, from top to bottom。
6
The curled noodles rub their hands in the shape of a thick head
7
Scratch the tip with your left hand
8
The left hand rolls the dough down from the thick end, while the right hand pulls up the tip of the dough ... the last rolls as shown. The face of the dough is hidden at the bottom
9
In turn, make all the dough and put it in the oven.
10
The last fermentation, which takes about 40 minutes, is performed at a temperature of 35°C and 80% humidity. (In order to meet the temperature and humidity requirements, I put a pot of open water in the oven and close the oven door for about 30 minutes.)
11
It's fermented when it's twice as big
12
A smooth brush of egg fluid
13
Put it in a pre-heated oven of 180 degrees and bake it for 15 minutes until the surface is goldenButter roll Make Tips
If you want the patterns on the bread surface to be clearer, you can shorten the final proofing time slightly.