Orange rolls

By VicentaLakin

Orange rolls
The last of them is a tweezer for Mr. Meng's orange rolls. There's no oranges at this time of year, but the sugared oranges have been saved for a long time. The orange juice has been replaced with white water and the orange crumbs have been removed, perhaps not strong enough for Mr. Meng, but it has spilled. Although the size of the head is somewhat uneven, it tastes quite satisfactory. I didn't think the bread eaters would be too proud to try new varieties. Don't eat, don't eat yourself, or. It's good to give away。

Recipe Recommendations

  • high-gluten flour 150 grams
  • fine sugar 25 grams
  • salt
  • dry yeast 3 grams
  • butter 10 grams
  • whole egg 33 grams
  • water 60 grams
  • Sugarized orange peel diced 60 grams
  • almond grains

Steps for Orange rolls

  • Make Orange rolls step 0
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    Use the material
  • Make Orange rolls step 1
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    Put the pasta in the bowl, except for butter
  • Make Orange rolls step 2
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    Keep mixing to the diaphragm
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    Put it in a big bowl, cover it, and ferment twice as big
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    Take it out, exhaust it, roll it, relax it for 15 minutes
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    IT'S 16 X 22 CENTIMETER RECTANGULAR
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    Turn over, evenly spread the sugared orange peel, gently flatten
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    Roll up along the long side and squeeze it down
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    Cut to 4 equals
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    Cut it up, put it in a paper model, fermented it last
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    The noodles are twice as big as the omelette
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    Spray almonds
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    Put it in the oven, mid-level, 170 degrees, 180 degrees, 18-20 minutes
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    The surface is golden
  • Orange rolls Make Tips

    Roll the dough as tightly as possible and pinch and seal the seam firmly to prevent it from falling apart during the final proof. You can substitute the almond kernels with other chopped nuts, such as peanuts.