
Health benefits
Eggs: enhance immunity, protect eyes and improve vision
Butter: low protein
Ingredients
Whole wheat flour ( 50g ) | High-gluten flour ( 250g ) |
Salt ( 2g ) | Fine sugar ( 45g ) |
Clean water ( 100 grams ) | Eggs ( 1 ) |
Butter ( 25g ) | Baking powder ( 3.5g ) |
Red dates ( 60g ) | Fine sugar ( 10g ) |
Butter sticks ( 20g ) |
How to make wheat-flavored red dates and sesame buns

1. Mix whole wheat flour and high-gluten flour, add salt and fine sugar.

2. Warm the water to 37 degrees, add baking powder to incubate, and then pour in Inside the cooking machine.

3. Stir it and add the eggs.

4. Start the kitchen mixer.

5. Stirring time is 20 minutes.

6.Add butter and let the cooker rest for 5 minutes.

7. Continue stirring for 20 minutes.

8.The dough can come out of the film.

9. Put the hot water in the bottom of the oven to ferment for 60 minutes.

10. After fermentation is completed, take it out and poke it with your finger until it does not bounce back.

11. Take out the exhaust.

12. Divide into three portions, cover with plastic wrap and let stand for 20 minutes.

13. Roll the dough into an oval shape.

14.Put in the red date filling.

15.Add the butter strips.

16. Fold both sides toward the middle.

17.Tighten the opening.Be sure to tighten it, otherwise liquid will leak.

18.Put them into the gold plate in sequence.

19.Put it into the oven for two fermentations.The method is the same as above and it is also 60 minutes.

20.Take out a cutter with a sharp knife and brush it with egg wash.

21.Add white sesame seeds.

22. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, put the gold plate into the oven, and bake for 20 minute.

23. Cover the tin foil if you are satisfied with the coloring.

24. Cool after baking.

25.The perfect bread is completed.

26. The internal structure is perfect when cut open, and the taste is even better.
Tips
To make date filling, chop 60 grams of red dates, add 10 grams of fine sugar, and steam in hot water.
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