Little snail bread
Overview
This small snail bread is also based on Sister Ziyi’s recipe. I replaced 50 grams of low-gluten flour with 50 grams of all-purpose flour. Because I rolled the snail's little house too tightly, the dough was squeezed out, causing the little snail's house to become a tower-like shape with the top part protruding, so it was naturally colored first, so the color of the finished product was not uniform. The custard sauce was temporarily defrosted and was squeezed unevenly and too much. In short, this bun had several flaws. Many times, we have high expectations but low expectations. We think plastic surgery is very simple, but in actual operation, we will encounter problems of this kind. For example, this time, when rolling, we must not be too tight, and we must leave room for subsequent fermentation. In this way, the little snail's house is in a relatively regular spiral shape. Speaking of coloring, my oven does not color evenly. It colors quickly in the middle and slowly on the inside and outside. Many times, I have to cover the bread in the middle with a small piece of tin foil to achieve uniform color. For my oven, tin foil is indeed indispensable~~~
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Ingredients
Steps
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Put the milk and egg liquid into the bread bucket.
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Put the flour, sugar in one corner, salt in the opposite corner, and yeast powder itself.
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Install the bread barrel, select imix and knead for 15 minutes, add softened butter, and knead for about 10 minutes.
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Take out the dough and pull out large pieces of film.
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Gather the round dough, place it in a large bowl, cover with plastic wrap and ferment.
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Ferment until 2-2.5 times the original size.
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Take out the dough, press to release the air, and divide the dough into 7 portions, 38 grams of large dough and 10 grams of small dough. Cover with plastic wrap and rest for about 15 minutes.
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Take a large piece of dough and flatten it into an oval shape.
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Turn over, thin the bottom edge and roll it up.
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Pinch the interface tightly and rub it.
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After rolling all the large dough, roll it into a long strip, and roll the small dough into a cone shape.
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Twist the long strip again and roll it up. (Just one roll will be enough)
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Press the tail underneath, pinch it a little, and put the cone-shaped dough aside. (After the snail’s house is done, move it to the baking sheet and place the body part.)
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Shape everything and place on baking sheet.
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Ferment until 1.5-2 times the original size.
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Spread custard sauce on the spiral. (Don’t squeeze too much, but evenly.)
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Place in the middle and lower racks of the preheated oven, heat up to 180 degrees, lower heat to 185 degrees, and bake for 13-15 minutes. Once you are satisfied with the coloring, cover it with tin foil.
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The bread is out of the oven.
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While it's still hot, use melted chocolate to draw eyes on the little snails.