Brown rice milk bread
Overview
I don’t have any brown rice at home, so I went to the supermarket to buy a handful. To cook brown rice, only 50 grams are used, and the rest is eaten by myself. The last few pine nuts, after a lot of effort, were peeled out, and they were enough to make two loaves of bread. It was really the beauty of God. The pine nuts are too small to bother removing the inner bark. Anyway, I have always been the only one to enjoy such coarse-grain bread. If you don't mind, no one will. The brown rice bread is rolled full of germ, and the five edges are split during baking. Looks rugged and rustic. You are my type. . . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soup ingredients: 50 grams of brown rice, 10 grams of high-gluten flour, 70 grams of water
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Pour all soup ingredients into the pot
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Mix well
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Heat over low heat, stirring constantly until a dough forms, remove from heat
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After cooling, seal with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 60 minutes before use
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Dough ingredients: 125g high-gluten flour, 10g brown sugar, 1/8 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp dry yeast, 60g fresh milk, 5g butter, 25g cooked pine nuts
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Pour half of the tangzhong and the dough ingredients except butter and pine nuts into a large bowl
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Knead into a uniform dough and add butter
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Continue kneading until the film is stretched
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Add pine nuts
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Knead evenly
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Put it into a large bowl and let it rise until doubled in size
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Prepare decoration materials: egg whites, appropriate amount of germ
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Divide the fermented dough into 2 equal parts and roll into balls
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Surface brush protein
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Glue on the germ
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Place on a baking sheet and place in a warm place for final fermentation for 25 minutes
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Make 5 slits on the surface of the dough and continue to ferment for 10 minutes
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Place in the preheated oven, middle layer, with upper heat at 190 degrees and lower heat at 160 degrees, and bake for about 20 minutes
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Surface coloring, out of the oven