
Health benefits
Butter: low protein
Ingredients
Refrigerated medium-sized dough ( ) | High flour ( 210g ) |
Water ( 120g ) | Salt ( 2g ) |
Yeast ( 2g ) | Main dough ( ) |
High flour ( 90g ) | Water ( 70g ) |
Yeast ( 2g ) | Sugar ( 30g ) |
Butter ( 25g ) | Salt ( 1g ) |
Edible charcoal powder ( appropriate amount ) | Cocoa powder (appropriate amount) |
How to make leopard print toast

1. Knead all the ingredients for the Chinese dough into a smooth dough, seal it and refrigerate it for 16 hours

2.The next day, tear the medium-sized dough into small pieces and mix with the main dough ingredients except butter (forgot to add water)

3.After stirring until gluteny, add butter and continue stirring

4.Knead out the glove film

5.Seal and ferment at room temperature until doubled in size

6. Deflate the fermented dough and divide it into 230g of white dough.Divide the rest into two equal parts and add charcoal powder and cocoa powder respectively

7. Divide each color of dough into 15 portions, the sizes may not be consistent

8.Knead the cocoa dough into a strip as shown in the picture, roll the black dough into a ox tongue shape and wrap the cocoa dough

9.As shown in the picture, some packages are sealed and some leave 1/3, which is more natural (the photo is a bit disgusting)

10. Roll out the white dough into a ox tongue shape and wrap the previous dough
11. Wrap everything up and put it in the toast box and place it casually
12. Ferment at room temperature until 8 minutes full and place in the oven at 180 degrees for 40 minutes.
Tips
1.Preheat the oven before baking
2.I am doing secondary fermentation in winter.It is placed in the oven and put in a bowl of hot water to ferment
3.You can also use the direct method, which is the usual method of making toast
4.When wrapping, the size of the dough should be corresponding to the large dough and the small dough.Wrap small dough
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