
Health benefits
Eggs: nourish blood
Ingredients
Pumpkin puree ( 300g ) | White sugar ( 60g ) |
Salt ( 6g ) | Eggs ( 2 ) |
High-gluten flour ( 400g ) | All-purpose flour ( 150g ) |
Milk ( 100-110g ) | Yeast powder ( 6-8g (can be added to 8g in winter) ) |
Corn oil/butter ( 25g ) | Milk powder (can be added or not) ( 15g ) |
Raisins/dried cranberries ( About 400g ) |
How to make homemade pumpkin toast bread

1.Put pumpkin puree, white sugar, salt, eggs, flour, and milk into the bread machine in sequence p>

2.Finally add yeast powder and start kneading

3. Press the kneading function.The bread machine kneading function has been used 3-4 times, each time kneading for 19 minutes

4. After kneading the dough, add corn oil.
The result of kneading must be gloves.Membrane, this step is the key
5. Press the self-fermentation function of the bread machine and proof 1 -1.5 hours, let rise until doubled in size

6. Knead the dough to exhaust and divide into Six small dumplings, roll the small dumpling into a bull snake shape, then sprinkle with raisins or cranberries and other dried fruits you like, roll it up and roll it into a bull snake shape again

7.Put them into the toast box in groups of 3

8.Put it in the oven and press the proofing function, let it proof for 1-1.5 hours, until it is almost as big as the edge of the toast box

9. Close the toast box lid.If it is too big, you don’t need to cover the toast box lid (cover it with tinfoil Prevent burning)

10. Place the toast on the lower shelf of the oven and heat up and down to 170℃ , bake for 40 minutes

11.Wear gloves to take out after baking

12.Two toasts

13. Slice bagging
Tips
Be sure to use gloves during the kneading process.
Don’t overdo it for the first proofing, but be sure to let it rise for the second time in the toast box.
The oven temperature varies.If the oven is burnt, you can adjust it to 170 degrees Celsius.
The recipe is for two 450ml toast boxes, just cut the amount in half for one serving!
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