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Help, does anyone know how to make toast in Wu Keji's milk ranch?
Only those who have eaten Wu Keji's fresh milk ranch toast know why it is called "fresh milk ranch", because it really smells of grass and is salty!

Practical reference:

The weight is 450g g.

food

Material A: 230g of high-gluten flour (Queen's Japanese Bread Flour/Camellia), 4.5g of salt, sugar 16g, egg liquid 12g and milk 180g.

Material B: 2g of dry yeast/6g of fresh yeast and 23g of butter.

Knead flour into dough.

Heinz M6 chef machine, 3rd gear 1 min+6th gear 9 min+material B+6th gear 4 min, *** 14 min.

roast

Hays i7 air oven: put it on the ground floor 170 and 190 for 25~30 minutes.

The temperature and time of all recipes are for reference only, so be sure to adjust flexibly according to your oven and baking state! ! !

Detailed steps

1, material a caked in the third gear 1 min, and it was kneaded into thick film in the sixth gear, with rough edges for 9 minutes, and the basin was scraped every 3 minutes. Add material B (not evenly kneaded in the third gear) and knead in the sixth gear for 4 minutes until it is completely fine and smooth.

Fermented at 2.24~28℃ to about 2 times the size, and the finger sticking hole did not retract.

3. Divide into 2~3 equal parts, gently stretch the surface into a sphere, cover it, and relax for 10 minute.

4. Roll it up after flattening, turn it over, gently spread it out and roll it up again.

Ferment at 5.32~36℃ for about 45 minutes to 8~8.5 minutes, and the top of the toast is 2~2.5cm away from the top of the mold (the air furnace is slightly full).

6. Bake the bottom layer in the ovens of 170 and 190 for 25~30 minutes, take it out of the oven immediately after baking, uncover the lid, shake it, slide it out, and put it aside to cool.