Dried Germ Fruit Bread
Overview
There has never been a market for bread with a thick texture, so this time I will ignore it and make a grain-covered bread to enjoy. Teacher Meng’s recipe can be modified as appropriate according to your own mold and materials. The capacity of this mold is still somewhat underestimated. If 150 grams of flour is used, it may be enough to fill the mold. If there is no lid, use the lid of the corrugated toast box to cover it, and then press it with a bowl to prevent the lid from being pushed up by the dough. The final result was better than expected, and the more I looked at it, the happier I became. As for whether anyone wants to eat it, that doesn't matter. Such a meaningful bread, it’s hard not to eat it.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Dough ingredients
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Pour flour, brown sugar, salt, water, dry yeast, and milk powder into a large basin
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Stir until slightly smooth and add butter
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Continue stirring until the film is stretched
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Add germ and dried fruit, stir slowly and evenly
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Place in a large bowl and cover with plastic wrap
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Basic fermentation until doubled in size
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Deflate, roll into a ball, and relax for 10 minutes
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Roll out into a 23X15cm rectangle
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Turn over and roll up
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Surface brush protein
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Roll a circle in the grains
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full of grain
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Put into the mold
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Finally ferment until 9 minutes full
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Cover the lid and close the bowl
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Put it in the oven, middle and lower layers, heat up and down at 190 degrees, bake for about 30 minutes
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Out of the oven
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Unmold, cool and slice into pieces