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Put ingredients other than blueberry powder and jam in a kneader and turn it into a kneading function. When the elastic dough is complete, take it out and divide it into two equal parts.
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Add blueberry powder to one batter and knead until the color is evenly mixed. Or you can put it back in the kneader and knead it for another 2-3 minutes.
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Round each dough, put it in a different bowl, cover the top with a wrap, make three to four holes for breathing, and then perform the first fermentation at room temperature.
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If the volume of the dough more than doubles, stop fermentation, place it on a work surface sprinkled with powder, and press it by hand to drain the air. Round again and cover the top with plastic and let it rest in the middle.
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It's a rectangular shape and pushes it to be about the same size. Roll the white dough a little bigger than the blueberry dough.
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Place blueberry dough on top of white dough.
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Spread the jam thinly, leaving a few edges.
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Then roll it tightly from the bottom.
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Apply it on the tip like a pinch.
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Carefully put it in a mold and cover it with plastic to start the second fermentation.
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When the dough is a little higher than the mold height, stop the secondary fermentation. Spread egg water on the top and bake in an oven preheated to 180 for about 30 minutes.
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It's done with a golden brown blueberry bread.
Put our wheat on a sieve twice and prepare it. Leave water and milk at room temperature in advance to cool down.