
Health benefits
Butter: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
| High flour (medium variety) ( 300g ) | Milk ( 96g ) |
Protein ( 21g ) | Whipping cream ( 84g ) |
Sugar ( 10g ) | Butter ( 6g ) |
Yeast ( 1.8g ) | Egg white (main dough) ( 24g ) |
Milk powder ( 18g ) | Sugar ( 30g ) |
Salt ( 3g ) | Butter ( 6g ) |
Yeast ( 1.2g ) | Egg liquid ( a little ) |
How to make Hokkaido toast

1.Prepare raw materials

2.Put the Chinese ingredients into the bread machine and start a kneading program to knead it into a smooth dough

3.The dough is relatively dry, wrap it in a bread bucket with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator for 16 to 20 hours

4.Tear the fermented medium-sized wire drawings with honeycomb holes into small pieces and put the main dough ingredients except butter and salt into the bread machine, mix and knead by hand

5.Make to the expansion stage
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6.Add butter and salt

7.I use Use the rubbing method and the dough-stretching method to get the film out in 20 minutes

8. Divide into three equal parts and relax for 10 minutes

9.Gently press flat with your hands to release air

10.Turn over and roll up from top to bottom to rest for 10 minutes

11.Use a rolling pin to gently roll the roll 2~2.5 times
12.Put the toast mold into the oven for fermentation and put hot water in the oven

13.After 50 minutes, let it rise until it is 80% full (do not overproof it).Brush the surface with egg wash and put it in the preheated oven at 180 degrees for 25 minutes.

14.It is best to eat it when it comes out of the oven and the aroma of milk is fragrant

15. It’s good to slice it after it’s cooled, but it’s recommended not to spread any jam, butter or anything else as it’s too much.The bread itself is delicious
Tips
Because a lot of whipped cream is put in, the amount of butter is not large
The sugar is reduced 15g If you like sweetness, you can increase the amount as appropriate
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