STEP 1/10
Measure flour, sugar, yeast, and salt out of touch. When you're done measuring, use a spatula to mix well.
STEP 2/10
Add all liquid ingredients except butter and knead. When the dough is lumped together and gluten is slightly formed, add butter and knead again. Knead enough to hold gluten.
STEP 3/10
When the dough is finished, apply the first fermentation for 40 to 40 minutes until the volume is 2 to 2.5 times greater.
STEP 4/10
After the first fermentation, divide the dough by 56g and give it 10 minutes of bench time (=intermediate fermentation).
STEP 5/10
Place red bean paste on top of the dough after bench time. And walnuts, please. If you roll the dough with a rolling pin (=like dumpling skin) and wrap it with sediment, the bread is thin on the top and the bread is thick on the bottom.
STEP 6/10
I added 56g of dough and 62 to 65g of sediment I think you need to put this much in to eat it. If you don't like the sediment, reduce the amount by half or a third. Using Hera, roll the dough and press the sediment.
STEP 7/10
If you put all the sediment, finish the bottom well. If you do this part roughly, it becomes bread that's spitting out red beans.
STEP 8/10
Place well-rounded dough in a pan at appropriate intervals, pan and press flat.
STEP 9/10
Coat the egg with flour and make holes in the red bean bread. You can make it with just one egg even if you don't have a red bean bread molding tree, so please use an egg.
STEP 10/10
Please do the second fermentation for about 50 minutes. It's swollen, right? Bake at 180 degrees for 18 minutes until golden brown, and it's done.