
Ingredients
High-gluten flour ( 230g ) | Rye flour ( 50g ) |
Brown sugar ( 60g ) | Butter ( 30g ) |
Milk ( 100g ) | Eggs ( 1 ) |
Salt ( 2 grams ) | Yeast ( 4 grams ) |
Prepare separately ( 4 grams ) | Appropriate amount of honey ( for brushing the surface ) |
How to make brown sugar rye flower bread

1.The ingredients are weighed separately

3.Take out the dough and add softened butter (this step can be continued with a bread machine)

4.Knead it with your hands until the film comes out.You can also make it into a toast shape after the glove film comes out

5.Cover with plastic wrap and rest for fifteen minutes

6.Knead evenly again (to deflate the dough) and divide the dough into portions of about 50 grams each (depending on your own baking pan)
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7.Take a recipe, cut it into five parts, roll it into sheets, and stack them together

8.Roll up from bottom to top

9.Cut from the middle

10.Shape and place in the baking pan one by one

11.Put it into the middle layer of the oven and put a plate of hot water below for fermentation.It will take about an hour.It’s ready (twice in size)

12. Preheat the oven to 160 degrees for five seconds minutes, bake the middle and lower layers for 25 minutes

13. When the time is up, wear heat-resistant gloves and take it out.Brush a layer of honey while it's hot

14. Let cool and serve

15.Finished product picture

2. Except butter, beat liquid first, then solid, salt and sugar diagonally, and put them into the bread machine.Dig a well in the flour, put the yeast on top, and start the kneading program of the bread machine for fifteen minutes
Tips
Put the liquid first, and avoid salt and sugar for yeast; the amount of milk depends on the water absorption of the flour.Increase or decrease; fermentation mainly depends on the state, it is enough to double the size; the temperature of each oven is different, you should adjust it according to the temperature of your own oven.
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