Queen's bread
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- high powder 200 grams
- fine sugar 30 grams
- salt quarter-teaspoon
- egg yolk one
- yeast powder 3 grams
- light cream 100 grams
- milk 40 grams
- butter 20 grams
- powdered sugar 30 grams
- low powder 50 grams
- milk powder 5 grams
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Queen's bread

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All mains, except butter, were mixed into a bakery for 20 minutes, which was slightly smoother。
2
Add butter to mix for 20 minutes into a face that can pull out a slightly translucent film。
3
fermentation in the container is 2 - 2.5 times larger。
4
The grouping is divided into six pieces, covered with protective film, which is loose for about 15 minutes。
5
It is made into an elliptical form with a crutches, which then begins at the end of the line。
6
Tighten the end of the lasagna, count down, into two-headed long bars。
7
Make the long bar a "6" font。
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Put the upper face around the circle, as shown in the figure。
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The rest of the circle will be twisted again, as shown in the figure
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And put the rest of the head in the screwdriver. As shown in the figure
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In turn, put it in the oven and put it in warm and wet for re-fermentation。
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Soothing grains: 30 grams of sugar powder, 50 grams of low powder and 5 grams of milk powder are evenly mixed, added to 40 grams of butter, and are gently ploughed into small, even particles with hands. (When making souffles, butter does not need to be softened, and unexploded souffles can be stored in a conservatory box
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The fermented face of the face is evenly brushed with egg fluid and soaked with souffles。
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The oven is preheated, 170 degrees or 20 minutes。
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Light cream is not sugar-free and smells of perfume and is not replaced by vegetable cream。
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