Red yeast two-color toast
Overview
One of the benefits of making bread in the summer is that the dough ferments quickly. The temperature has been maintained at 37 or 38 degrees these days, and I feel like I can cook it just by sprinkling a handful of green onions (⊙o⊙)... In such a hot weather, if you want to eat something simple and light, then just have a big toast~o(=∩ω∩=)m
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Ingredients
Steps
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Original dough: 130g high-gluten flour + 15g quinoa flour.
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Place 10g sugar and 1g salt on the diagonal, and 2g yeast in the middle. Pour 15ml corn oil.
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Start the dough mixing process according to the water absorption of the flour.
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After the program is completed, perform a haircut at room temperature.
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Red yeast dough: 140g high-gluten flour + 15g quinoa flour.
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Place 10g sugar and 1g salt on the diagonal, and 2g yeast in the middle. Pour in red yeast powder and 15ml corn oil.
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Start the dough mixing process according to the water absorption of the flour.
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After the program is completed, perform a haircut at room temperature.
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The fermentation of the original dough is completed.
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The fermentation of red yeast dough is completed.
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Take out the two doughs and deflate them.
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Divide them into three parts and let rest for about 15 minutes.
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Roll out the red yeast dough and add wolfberries and raisins.
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Wrap it tightly and put it into the rolled out original dough.
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Tie and wrap, and do all three. (It doesn’t matter if the original dough does not completely cover the red yeast dough.)
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Braid three strips of dough and put them into the toast box.
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Place in the oven for the second rise.
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Second serve completed.
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Preheat the oven, load and unload goods + hot air convection at 200 degrees for about 40 minutes.
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After baking, unmold and let cool.
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Slice~
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HahaO(∩_∩)O~~
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It’s time to eat~(~ ̄▽ ̄)~