Whole egg toast - fermented twice at night, baked and eaten in the morning
Overview
I saw Chef Shuaishuai making this kind of toast, and I tried it some time ago when there were too many eggs at home. The difference is that I have slightly adjusted the ingredients, especially the secondary fermentation time is longer and lasts all night, so that the bread can be baked and eaten in the morning. Breakfast lovers are so willful.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Place all ingredients except butter into bread machine
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When the dough rising program is enabled, my bread machine quickly rises the dough in 14 minutes
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The first noodle creation is completed
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Add butter and make a second dough rise
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The surface of the whole egg is yellow
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The effect of the so-called "glove film" has also come out
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Place the dough in a basin, cover with plastic wrap, and start fermenting
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I used the oven’s fermentation function for a little over an hour
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The dough has doubled in size
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Grease the board and toast mold with oil, divide the dough into three parts, and let it rest for a few minutes
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Flatten each piece of dough, roll it up, and place it in the mold
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Put it in the refrigerator for secondary fermentation. By the next morning, it will have risen quite high
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Brush the top of the bread with egg wash, or not. Preheat the oven in advance, then set the upper and lower tubes to 160 degrees, heat the air, and place the baking grid on the bottom layer for 25-30 minutes.
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Unmold and let dry for a while
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You can now enjoy freshly baked bread on weekend mornings
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I feel that the whole egg toast has good puffiness and seems to be a little tough in every thread
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It's just a little bit dry compared to regular toast, but the taste doesn't change much after two days