Chives, seaweed and meat floss rolls
Overview
Bread rolls are a very common type of bread, and you can roll them in whatever you like. But I still prefer seaweed and meat floss the most. The combined aroma of seaweed and meat floss is irresistible. Making bread rolls is a bit difficult, and they can easily crack if you're not careful. However, as long as you have the right recipe and some tips, it's very easy to make perfect rolls.
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Ingredients
Steps
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In the post-oil method, the bread ingredients are mixed and kneaded to allow room temperature fermentation in the expansion stage.
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Ferment until doubled in size, press to release air, round and let rest for 15 minutes.
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Roll out into a rectangle. Use a fork to make small holes and place in a warm, moist place for secondary fermentation.
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At the end of the fermentation, brush the surface with egg wash, sprinkle with chopped green onion, and place in the middle rack of the preheated oven at 180 degrees for 12 minutes.
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Remove the oiled paper cover and let it dry until it's warm to your hands.
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Flip over with oiled paper, spread an appropriate amount of salad dressing, and sprinkle with chopped seaweed.
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Sprinkle an appropriate amount of pork floss.
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Use a rolling pin to roll it up like a cake roll, wrap it in oil paper and let it set for about 20 minutes.
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Unwrap the oil paper and cut into pieces.
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Finished product
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If you like more meat floss, you can spread an appropriate amount of salad dressing on both ends to cover the meat floss.
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Finished product
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Finished product
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Finished product