
Health benefits
Butter: activates blood circulation and removes blood stasis
Ingredients
High-gluten flour ( 280g ) | Low-gluten flour ( 30g ) |
Yeast powder ( 4g ) | Milk (or water) ( 170g ) |
Salt ( 3g ) | Butter ( 30g ) |
Sugar ( 20g ) | Salt ( 1g ) |
Egg liquid (brush the epidermis) ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make burgers

1.Prepare ingredients

2.Dissolve the yeast powder with warm water

3. Mix all ingredients except butter.Carry out the kneading process and knead to the expansion stage (flour has different water absorption, so increase or decrease the water appropriately)

4. Add the softened butter and continue kneading until the film is formed

5.Put the kneaded dough into the basin Cover the surface with a wet cloth or plastic wrap for primary fermentation until it doubles in size.If the center part does not shrink back when you press it with your hand, it is ready
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6.Take out the fermented dough, divide it into required sizes, deflate and roll into balls, wrap in plastic wrap and let rest for 15 minutes

7. Ferment for the second time until doubled in size

8. Fermentation Brush the surface of the good dough with egg wash and sprinkle with sesame seeds

9. Preheat the oven to 170 degrees, and heat the middle layer for 15 seconds About 10 minutes (you can adjust it slightly according to the temperature of your own oven)

10.Make meatloaf while baking bread, Add black pepper, starch, dark soy sauce, salt and egg white to the minced meat and mix evenly

11.Put in the pan and fry Cook until golden and cooked

12.After the embryo is baked, let it cool and cut it in the middle

13.Add lettuce.Add cheese, fried eggs, tomatoes, patties, and salad dressing

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Tips
Yeast powder Dissolve with warm water and knead until the dough can be stretched.
The water absorption of flour varies.If it is too thin, add flour appropriately; if it is too dry, just add a little water.
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