Salmon floss and olive buns
Overview
I planned to make salmon floss, so I made the dough in advance! Just wait for the meat floss to be ready, put it into a small meal bag while it's fresh, hey, it tastes delicious just thinking about it!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Put all the bread ingredients except butter into the bread barrel
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Start the dough mixing process. When the dough is smooth, add softened butter and continue kneading
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For the Petrus bread machine I used, I only used one and a half of the two IMIX programs, which is 30 minutes. You can pull out the glove film, take out the mixing rod, round the dough, and perform basic fermentation
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When the dough is 3 times its original size, dip your fingers in flour and poke holes in the top of the dough. If it does not collapse or shrink, the fermentation is successful
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Take out the dough, place it on the counter, use an electronic scale to divide it into six equal parts, roll into balls, cover with plastic wrap, and rest for 10 minutes
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Take one of the dough and roll it into an oval
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Roll up from bottom to top into a long and slender olive shape
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Process the other small doughs in sequence, place them on a non-stick baking pan, cover with plastic wrap, and ferment for the second time in a warm and humid place
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When the dough has doubled in size, brush the surface with egg wash and preheat the oven to 180 degrees
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Put in the middle rack of the preheated oven, 180 degrees, heat up and down, about 15 minutes
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Take out and let cool on a rack
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Use a sharp knife to make a cut on the top of the middle without cutting it all the way through, then sandwich the salmon floss
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Squeeze on some salad dressing
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The crispiness of the salmon floss, the wheat buns of the bread, and the sweetness of the salad dressing make people want to stop
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It smells so good, come and try it too