
Health benefits
Walnuts: relieve asthma and moisten intestines
Ingredients
French flour ( 180G ) | Whole wheat flour ( 100G ) |
Sugar ( 5G ) | Salt ( 3G ) |
German dark beer or water ( 160ML ) | Olive oil or butter ( 15G ) |
Natural dry yeast ( 3G ) | Walnuts ( 70G ) |
Parmesan cheese powder or diced ( 20G ) |
French bread--How to make Parmesan walnut bread

1.Will remove the walnuts Put all the ingredients except cheese powder into the bread bucket, turn on the dough program, turn on the raisin prompt; start!

2. Cut the walnuts into small pieces and set aside; Parmesan Parmesan cheese is reserved;

3.Open the bread when the raisin prompts the music.Put walnuts and Parmesan cheese into the machine, then close the lid and start the bread machine to continue working;

4.After the bread machine program ends, take out the dough, cover it with a layer of gauze and let it rest for about five minutes;
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5.Cut into three equal parts;

6. Pat the dough into a rectangular pancake,

7.Roll both sides of the rectangle toward the middle, with the seam facing down;

8. Shape the dough into an olive shape;

9.The position of the interface is pinched like a dumpling;

10. Place the interface face down on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper, and complete all the dough in sequence;

11.Cover with a damp cloth and place it in an environment of about 35 degrees for one hour to ferment;
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12. After fermentation is completed, take it out, cut a long opening from the middle, and then arrange it into the shape as shown in the picture;

13. Sprinkle a layer of flour evenly with a sieve and put it in the preheated oven: 210 degrees up and down.Bake for about 20 minutes;

14. Take it out and cool it down.Can!
Tips
The fermentation time depends on the condition of the yeast; I use natural yeast, so the fermentation time is longer!
The color is very different due to the angle when taking pictures or the light problem!
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