STEP 1/5
I used a baking machine for the dough. Start kneading by adding the ingredients in the order of liquid -> powder in the kneader. Turn the dough around until it is elastic and when it is complete, round the dough and place it in a bowl. Cover the top with plastic wrap and blow holes in three to four places for the first fermentation at room temperature. If the volume of the dough swells by 2 to 2.5 times, the first fermentation is complete. Doesn't this dough look too puffy? As I was making side dishes, it swelled up like it was going to explode.
STEP 2/5
Put the dough on a work surface sprinkled with powder, press it with your palm to drain the air, and then round it again and cover the top with plastic. Leave it there for 15 to 20 minutes and let it rest in the middle. When the tissue is finished, push the dough with a rolling pin and make it oval while also venting.
STEP 3/5
Roll tightly from one side. Apply it on the tip like a pinch to finish it off.
STEP 4/5
Place on a pan with parchment paper, cover the top with plastic and let it ferment for the second time. Let the dough ferment at room temperature until it is 80% swollen. You don't know how good it feels when you touch it with the dough. Molangmolang~h Make steam by spraying water in an oven that has been preheated to 200. Sprinkle the dough with water and bake for about 20-25 minutes.
STEP 5/5
It's very plump and swollen well. Lulu! You know that this kind of bread tastes like gel when you just grill it and eat it right away, right? I was thinking of eating it quickly, so I prepared a cutting board, a knife, and jam before the bread was baked.
Let's sieve the wheat twice and prepare the water so it's not cold.