Bread with egg yolk
It didn't take long to learn how to bake, and I didn't make a few loaves of bread, but this time the hot bread was really better than usual, and the bakery had a bunch of it.The mouth is soft, and the organization is good.I think it's a little bit more caloric, but I don't know how much healthier it is than the salad sauce you buy outside, it's okay to eat it once in a while.I made a few loaves of bread, which my mother loved, and even my father, who didn't like sweets, ate a lot, and was very happy.Isn't cooking just about sharing happiness with your family?
WHAT YOU NEED
Ingredients
Whole eggs (main dough) 30 gHigh starch flour (hot dough) 75 gramsWhite sugar (hot dough) 6 grams55 grams of milk (hot dough)Butter (hot dough) 30 grams225 grams of high-fiber flour35 grams of white sugar (main dough)115 grams of milk (main dough)Salt (main dough) 3 g4 grams of dry yeast55 grams of low-fat flour20 grams of white sugar30 grams of butterRaw egg whites (egg whites) 2.540 grams of white sugar (egg yolk)200 grams of cow's milk20 grams of low-fat flour
How TO MADE Bread with egg yolk
Steps 1 to 4
1. First, prepare the dough: prepare the ingredients for the dough.
2. Add butter to the milk and boil until boiling
3. After turning off the fire, pour into the white sugar and high starch flour to mix evenly and into a dough
4. After the dough dries, apply oil to the surface, cover with a preservative film, refrigerate for 18-24 hours
Steps 5 to 8
5. Weighing the materials needed to make the grains
6. The butter is softened to a degree closer to melting than required, but not completely melted, and added to the white sugar to stir evenly
7. Pour into the low-fat flour and stir evenly
8. Gently rub it into small particles with your hands.
Steps 9 to 12
9. Making egg yolk: Add white sugar to the egg yolk and stir thoroughly
10. Add low-fat flour stir until smooth and grain-free
11. Add a little boiled milk and stir continuously.
12. Screening
Steps 13 to 16
13. Stir continuously while heating, using the smallest fire, heating until thick and heavy.
14. Cool and stir evenly when used
15. Making the main dough: Remove the hot dough from the refrigerator for 20 hours and place it at room temperature, weighing the main dough material well
16. The powder in the main dough is evenly mixed
Steps 17 to 20
17. Add the hot dough to the flour and stir evenly.
18. Add whole egg juice and milk mixture to expand the base fermentation to 2-3 times greater after the stage
19. The fermented dough is gently squeezed out of the gas and divided into small doughs of about 60 g covered with a preservative film for 15 minutes.
20. After waking up, the dough is smoothly kneaded into an elliptical doughnut.
Steps 21 to 24
21. The dough is rolled up from the bottom to the top, and the sides are compressed into a solid shape.
22. The surface is coated with a layer of whole egg juice evenly applied to the freshly cooked grains and gently pressed by hand.
23. Put it in the middle of the oven and boil a large bowl of water in the bottom to double the fermentation function.
24. Put in the middle layer of the preheated oven, 180 degrees for 15 minutes.
Steps 25 to 28
25. After the bread is colored, it can be covered with tin paper to avoid excessive coloring.
26. You can't wait to take a bite of it, and you can't wait to take a bite of it.
27. How soft and tempting is that?
28.
Handy cooking tips
If you can't finish the egg yolk, you can put it in the fridge and use it as soon as possible, you can use it on toast, it tastes really good.If you don't use it, you can freeze it and use it for bread next time.
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Whole eggs (main dough) 30 gHigh starch flour (hot dough) 75 gramsWhite sugar (hot dough) 6 grams55 grams of milk (hot dough)Butter (hot dough) 30 grams225 grams of high-fiber flour35 grams of white sugar (main dough)115 grams of milk (main dough)Salt (main dough) 3 g4 grams of dry yeast55 grams of low-fat flour20 grams of white sugar30 grams of butterRaw egg whites (egg whites) 2.540 grams of white sugar (egg yolk)200 grams of cow's milk20 grams of low-fat flour