
Health benefits
Eggs: enhance immunity, protect eyes and improve vision
Butter: low protein
Ingredients
High-gluten flour ( 280g ) | Warm water ( 160g ) |
Golden swallow yeast ( 10ml ) | White sugar ( 50g ) |
Salt ( 2.5ml ) | Milk powder ( 12g ) |
Eggs ( 30 grams ) | Butter ( 30g ) |
Bean Paste ( Appropriate amount ) |
How to make caterpillar bread

1.Melt the yeast with half the warm water

2. Stir flour, sugar, salt and milk powder together evenly

3.Add egg liquid, yeast water, and the remaining half of the water

4.Knead in various ways on the counter.It will be sticky at first, but will become smooth gradually.The process takes about 20 minutes.

5.Add butter softened at room temperature

6.Knead it in various ways and throw it for about 20 minutes.Take a small piece and slowly unfold it, put it on your hand to get a glove film and it's ok p>

7.Cover the lid and put it in the oven to ferment for 40 minutes

8.It will be fermented when it becomes two to three times in size

9. Divide into four parts and rub to remove the air.

10.Take a piece and roll it into a rectangle.Pour on the cream (there is some left over from making the cake).

11.Another bean paste.

12. Roll up from the end with filling, leaving about three centimeters, and scrape Cut the boards into strips.

13.Pinch up one end of the strip and wrap it around the caterpillar.

14. Dot the red beans to make eyes, brush oil on the baking sheet and let it stick, and space the caterpillars at appropriate distances.

15.Put it in the oven, put a cup of boiling water in the oven, and ferment for forty minutes.

16. Brush with egg wash.Bake in the oven at 180 degrees for 18 minutes.Pay attention to the coloring in the middle and adjust the time appropriately.

17. came out of the oven and were placed a bit close together, a bit crowded together.

18.Plate.

19. Let’s take a close-up.
Tips
Kneading out the glove film is the key, and other plastic surgery can be done as you like
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