One-time fermented chive cheese bread
Overview
We are used to eating our own bread made with genuine ingredients. My children are never tempted by the bread from outside cake shops. They always say that the smell outside is very unpleasant, but making bread takes time. Sometimes when I am too lazy, I really don’t want to make it. I still like this kind of one-time fermented bread. It is very easy to make. The taste is no different from the two-fermented bread. The main reason is that it saves time. It takes at least an hour to make it.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Weigh the flour, salt and sugar and pour them on the counter. Mix the egg liquid, milk, yeast and condensed milk until well combined, then pour in the flour. Knead into a ball.
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Add butter, mix thoroughly and knead until it expands and a film of average thickness can be pulled out.
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Divide the dough into approximately 80 g pieces each and shape into balls.
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Roll out into an oval shape, turn it over, with the smooth side facing down, as shown in the picture, press a few times on one side.
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Roll up and place gently into the paper holder.
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Humidity 75%, temperature 35 degrees, ferment until doubled in size.
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Use a brush to lightly brush a layer of egg wash on the surface.
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Prepare some diced ham, chopped chives, and cheese.
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Spread lightly on top of bread and squeeze a little tomato sauce on top.
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Place the bread in the oven after preheating.
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degrees, 12 minutes is enough. The wind stove oven can bake multiple layers at the same time. The temperature of the ordinary open-hearth oven is set to 180 degrees. The middle layer is heated up and down for about 15 minutes.
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Take it out and let it cool.
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Finished product
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Finished product
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Finished product
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Finished product
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Finished product