Rye bread
I've never really understood the meaning of cutting.I just like the layered feel of the scratches after baking.I can't always figure out the depth of the cut.Every time I use a knife, I'm always careful, I'm afraid it's too deep and too shallow.It's always hard to find the right size.It wasn't until three pieces of rye bread swelled up in the oven that I realized the meaning of cutting.Watching them expand under the heat, the skin tenses more and more, as if a balloon full of gas is still constantly expanding, expanding...It's scary that they're going to explode into pieces in an instant, and you want to help them....At that moment, it suddenly became clear that the cut was not only a beautiful layer, but also a release.The bread detail book makes it clear that after the last stirring, some carbonic acid gas will accumulate inside the dough, at which time, through scratching, the gas inside the bread can be dispersed into the air, so that the dough as a whole expands evenly, so that when baking, it can be heated evenly, and finally baked out aesthetically pleasing bread.At that moment, the dough must have swelled up....
WHAT YOU NEED
Ingredients
100 grams of starch12 grams of rye flour2 grams of milk powder0.5 grams of malt sugar2 grams of butter2 grams of dry yeast82 ml of water2 grams of salt
How TO MADE Rye bread
Steps 1 to 4
1. Materials used
2. Hydrate the malt sugar.
3. Pour into the bucket with all the materials.
4. Processed and stirred for 30 minutes
Steps 5 to 8
5. Pull out the membrane.
6. Put in a bowl, 28-30 degrees, ferment for about 60 minutes
7. Growing up
8. Divide into 3 equal points, roll around, relax for 15 minutes
Steps 9 to 12
9. By plane
10. Fold three times.
11. Rotate 180 degrees and fold again.
12. Yes, fold the interface.
Steps 13 to 16
13. Grinding into a kernel
14. Put on a towel, 32 degrees, ferment for about 50 minutes
15. Cut the blade vertically in the middle of the dough
16. Put in a preheated oven, sprinkle water on the surface, put in the oven, middle layer, heat up to 200 degrees, bake for about 15 minutes
Steps 17 to 20
17. Gold on the surface, furnace
Handy cooking tips
The fermentation time needs to be adjusted according to the temperature.Before baking, the pan is preheated with the oven, and then the dough is transferred to the pan and baked in the oven.
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