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200g of strong flour. 30g of sugar. Add 4g of salt, 120g of milk, 1g of egg yolk, 3g of yeast and knead
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When the dough is somewhat lumped together, add butter and lump together
STEP 3/20
After kneading for about 10 minutes, make a circle
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Cover the plastic and do the first fermentation for an hour
STEP 5/20
Add the yolk and sugar in the seasoning and mix
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Pour milk into a pot and bring to a boil
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When the milk boils, add the mixed yolk and sugar and bring to a low heat
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Boil until thickened to a certain extent
STEP 9/20
Cover the tip of the piping bag and prepare it in a cup
STEP 10/20
Put the custard cream inside the piping bag
STEP 11/20
After the first fermentation, divide the dough into two parts, 60g of face and 3g of ears, and then do the second fermentation for 15 minutes
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After the second fermentation, squeeze the custard cream by pushing the dough long
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After you shape your face, put your ears on both sides
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After making it, do the second fermentation for 40 minutes (preheat to 160 degrees 10-15 minutes before the third round is over)
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Beat in the egg mixture separately
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After the 3rd fermentation, spread the egg mixture evenly on the bread dough
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Bake in the oven at 160 degrees for 15 to 17 minutes
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When it's done, let it cool
STEP 19/20
Melt the chocolate and place it in a small bowl
STEP 20/20
Make eyes, nose, and mouth with chocolate in a piping bag
1. When baking, make sure to sift the powder ingredients!
2. If you microwave the milk lukewarmly and put it in, it ferments better
3. When you boil the custard, you have to gently touch the floor with a spatula so that it doesn't stick to the floor
4. You have to cover the dough well when you make the face shape so that it doesn't get spread when you cook it's cooked
5. If you have a chocolate pen, you can use it when you draw eyes, nose, and mouth!