
Health benefits
Butter: low protein
Raisins: blood enriching, low protein
Ingredients
High-gluten flour (medium type) ( 175g ) | Yeast (medium seed) ( 2 grams ) |
Water (medium) ( 113g ) | High-gluten flour ( 75g ) |
White sugar ( 20g ) | Salt ( 5 grams ) |
Milk powder ( 5g ) | Egg liquid ( 38g ) |
Water ( 30g ) | Butter ( 25g ) |
Raisins ( 150g ) |
How to make raisin toast (medium type)

1. Mix the medium ingredients and knead into a ball.Ferment at room temperature for 1 hour and refrigerate overnight.Finally, the tissue becomes honeycomb-shaped.Soak raisins for one hour, drain and set aside.

2. Mix all the ingredients except butter raisins, and knead to the expansion stage.Add butter and knead until complete.

3. Seal and ferment at room temperature until 2-2.5 times in size, take out the exhaust

4. Divide into two parts and round.Ferment for 15 minutes in between.

5.Take a portion and tap it to exhaust, roll it into a long strip, up and down Fold in half

6.Place it vertically and relax for 5 minutes.Roll out into a long strip again, sprinkle evenly with raisins, and press slightly with the palm of your hand.Roll up from top to bottom

7.After shaping, put it into the mold and place Put it into the oven (the environment with a temperature of 35 degrees and a humidity of 80 is best for fermentation).You can place a bowl of hot water to increase the temperature and humidity, and ferment until it is 7 or 8 minutes full

8. Preheat the oven to 190 degrees.The lowest level.About 35 minutes.Cover with tin foil during coloring.Immediately after baking, unmold and place on the grill to cool.
Tips
Soak and drain the raisins in advance to avoid excessive moisture affecting fermentation.Pay attention to controlling the temperature and humidity during the final fermentation in cold weather.
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