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Sift the flour and make a hole in the middle of the flour so that the sugar, yeast, and salt do not touch each other.
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Start kneading by pouring the milk in half.
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When it's somewhat lumped together, add butter and knead it in earnest. If you hit the dough on the table or hit it as if you were washing it, the dough will proceed.
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When the dough surface becomes smooth and gluten is formed enough to show fingerprints and does not break easily when the dough is stretched, the dough is completed. Roll the dough round and cover it with plastic so that it does not dry, and then perform the first fermentation in a warm place.
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If the volume increases by 2-3 times and stretches like a spider web when the dough is lifted, the first fermentation is completed. Beat the dough with your fist to drain the gas.
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Put the dough on a workstation, divide it into three parts, and circle it, and cover it well with plastic for about 15 minutes at room temperature.
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After completing the intermediate fermentation, roll each dough with a rolling pin, then place 2-3 slices of cheese on top and roll. You have to pinch the joints well to seal them so that they won't come loose later.
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After panning in a bread pan, perform a second fermentation in a warm place.
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Bake for about 30 minutes in a preheated oven at 170-180 degrees to complete!
*Take out the milk in advance or microwave for about 20 seconds to prepare it slightly warm. If it's too cold, it doesn't help with fermentation
*Remove the slice cheese from the refrigerator at the beginning of the medium fermentation and leave it at room temperature. If it's too cold, it doesn't help fermentation.
*You can make it easier if you put it in a large bowl when you knead it.