
Health benefits
Butter: activates blood circulation and removes blood stasis
Ingredients
High-gluten flour ( 200g ) | Milk ( 110g ) |
Egg liquid ( 30g ) | White sugar ( 35g ) | Butter ( 10g ) | Yeast powder ( 2.5g ) |
Salt ( 1.5g ) | Honey water ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make milky soft bread

1.Put the milk and eggs into the bottom of the bread barrel, and then add flour , place the sugar and salt diagonally and add yeast powder in the middle.

2. Turn on the dough kneading function, 3 and a half procedures, and the thick membrane can be produced in 35 minutes.Add butter and continue kneading the dough

3. After adding butter, continue kneading for another 25 minutes.Stop once the film comes out

4. After kneading, continue to ferment in the bread machine barrel.Functionally ferment for 1 hour until the volume increases, as shown in the picture

5. Fermented dough Knead again and deflate thoroughly, then divide into small, even pieces

6.Little squeezes one by one Knead evenly, shape, and put into the baking pan to prepare for the second fermentation

7. Put it in the oven for the second fermentation, ferment at 38 degrees for 50 minutes, put ① bowl of hot water in it, take it out after fermentation, and preheat at 160 degrees for five minutes

8. Bake the bread in the middle and lower layers at 160 degrees for 15 minutes, then turn off the heat and simmer for one minute

9. Take out the bread and brush it with honey water while it is still hot.It is very appetizing and soft and fragrant as shown in the picture!

10. You can eat it when it is slightly warm, and the drawing effect will be excellent.

11. Just like this, a super milky soft bread is ready!
Tips
Note when making bread: Knead the high-gluten flour into a film and ferment it in place.Do not over-ferment, bake it at low temperature, or bake it at high temperature.It is important to adjust the temperature! The oven temperature is for reference only
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