Kuaishou ham, jackfruit and rye bread
Overview
I didn’t really like the texture of the jackfruit core particles after they were dried in the bread, so I simply crushed them and used them as mashed potatoes, sweet potato mashed or even flour. Looking at some diced ham left over from making rice dumplings, I suddenly had an idea. Put them together with jackfruit cores for a savory quick bread. I remembered the rye that I had never used much, so I added the rye again. The ham alone would be too boring, so I added a green pepper. This green pepper doesn't look like a fat big green pepper, but I hope it won't be too spicy. It couldn't be easier, just mix all the ingredients, put them into the mold, and bake. The batter gradually grows to the edge of the mold and cracks. Although it is not as crispy as you want, it still looks good. Cut open, it is full of meat, with scattered small particles of uncrushed jackfruit core embedded in it. Whole grain bread, delicious. . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Ingredients: 1 egg, 140g cooked jackfruit core, 120g milk, 30g corn oil, 100g rye flour, 50g diced ham, 1 green pepper, 1g salt, 5g fine sugar, 3g baking powder, 1g baking soda
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Wash the green pepper and cut into small cubes,
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Chop the jackfruit core and put it into a food processor,
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Beat until powdery.
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Crack the eggs into a bowl, add sugar, salt, and beat.
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Add corn oil and milk and mix well.
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Mix baking powder, baking soda and rye flour, sift into the egg liquid,
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Add jackfruit core powder and mix well.
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Pour in the diced meat and green pepper,
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Mix into a uniform batter.
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Pour into oiled mold and smooth surface.
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Put it in the oven, middle and lower layers, heat up and down at 160 degrees, and bake for about 45 minutes.
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Color the surface and come out of the oven,
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Unmold immediately and let cool.
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Cool and then slice.