
Health benefits
Eggs: nourish blood
Butter: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients
Dough ~ High-gluten flour ( 280g ) | Egg ( one ) |
Milk powder ( 15g ) | White sugar ( 35g ) |
Salt ( 3 grams ) | Yeast ( 4g ) |
| Milk ( 125g ) | Butter ( 25g ) |
Decoration ~ cheese ( appropriate amount ) | Ham sausage ( 2 pieces ) |
Sauce ~ Salad ( Moderate amount ) | Whole egg liquid (brush the surface) ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make cheese and ham bread

1.Put all the dough ingredients into the container, put the sugar and yeast diagonally
2.Add milk and mix into a smooth dough

3.Add butter Continue kneading

4.Until the glove membrane can be pulled out

5.Knead into a ball and put it in the oven, put a basin of hot water underneath and ferment until it is 2.5 times larger

6.The process is quite long in the cold weather, here’s what it will look like after it’s finished

7.Take out the dough to deflate, cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 10 minutes

8. Cut the ham into small pieces, defrost the cheese and set aside, make the sauce salad

9.Relax and roll into large dough pieces

10. Evenly sprinkle the ham and cheese, and use your hands to gently Compaction

11.Roll up from one end and pinch the edges

12.Use a knife to cut into evenly sized segments

13.Put it on a baking tray, preferably with parchment paper.Mine is anti-stick, so I didn’t put it in.Place it in the oven for secondary fermentation

14. Take it out after the second rise and brush the surface with egg wash

15.Put on the salad and sauce, and preheat the oven to 180 degrees

16.Place in the preheated oven and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes

17.Time to bake

18. Let’s take another look, it’s really tempting p>
Tips
Weather changes Don’t rush during cold fermentation.You can put it in the oven and put a basin of hot water under it! It’s best to keep an eye on the bread while it bakes, as every oven temperature is different to avoid burning!
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