Caterpillar Bread
Overview
The cute caterpillar bread is made to attract children. My son ate too much ordinary bread and didn't catch a cold. Now it is made into a cute caterpillar shape. Coupled with the softness and sweetness of the bread, my son can't put it down. It has become my family's favorite bread. Let me introduce to you the story of a caterpillar: The caterpillar was born ugly and was not liked by animals. However, the caterpillar never lost the courage to live. It was always full of hope for the future life. One day he had a dream, dreaming that he turned into a beautiful butterfly dancing in the sky. When he woke up, he wanted to make this dream come true. So it worked hard to spin silk to surround itself. Many insects persuaded it that this was impossible, but it was very persistent and wanted to realize this dream. It becomes a cocoon when you are constantly exhausted. In the cocoon, it was miserable being in the dark with no food, but it kept persevering. The insects thought it was dead and came to mourn it. Then a miracle happened. The caterpillar's chrysalis split open and a beautiful big butterfly flew out. The big butterfly flew to the top of the mountain, and the caterpillar realized its dream through its own efforts...
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Ingredients
Steps
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Mix all ingredients for bread dough except butter.
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Knead the bread in a bread machine until it resists spreading
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Add butter and knead until a thick film can be pulled out, and cover the surface with plastic wrap.
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Ferment until doubled in size and will not spring back quickly when pressed with your fingers.
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Weigh out the total weight of the fermented dough, flatten the dough slightly, divide it into 8 equal portions with a dough cutter, and roll into balls. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 10 minutes.
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Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a rectangular shape.
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Lift the rolled dough, turn it over, and place it horizontally. At the bottom of the dough, use your fingers to pull out some dough so that it can be easily adhered when rolled up.
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Roll the dough from top to bottom
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Pinch tightly and use your hands to shape the dough into a long loaf.
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During the secondary fermentation of the dough, make a surface decoration batter. Put the water and softened butter into a basin and cook over low heat until it boils.
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Turn off the heat and add high-gluten flour
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Stir quickly with chopsticks.
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After the dough comes to body temperature, add the egg liquid in batches, adding in batches, stirring evenly after each addition
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Stir the batter repeatedly until it forms a peak-like batter.
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Put the batter into a piping bag with a piping tip, and pipe it onto the fermented bread body that has been brushed with egg wash.
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Preheat the oven to 160 degrees and bake the middle and upper racks for 25 minutes.
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After the baked product is finished, pour it out of the mold and place it on the baking rack to cool.
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Finished product pictures
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