STEP 1/22
When I made makgeolli (rice wine) and alcohol bread
Makgeolli is fermented well only when it is made with raw makgeolli with live yeast.
I made it with this.
Raw makgeolli is also the main character today.
I heated makgeolli with milk in the microwave for 1 minute and 30 seconds.
If you spin it more, the yeast will die
It doesn't ferment.
It's good to turn it around until it's lukewarm.^^
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Boiling makgeolli is already boiling and bubbles are formed.
STEP 3/22
This foam acts as yeast
I'll help you swell up very well.
It's good for your health because it's raw yeast.
The milk is also lukewarm.
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Add sugar and salt to the flour
STEP 5/22
I also added the heated milk and makgeolli.
Then stir well with a spoon
I mixed it with flour.
STEP 6/22
It smells like makgeolli
Put the dough into one lump it together,
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When the dough is smooth, it's over
The dough is a bit thick.
It needs to be thicker than this to make the bread soft.
If I make it like I made it
When we didn't have enough ingredients
It tastes like alcohol bread that my mom made.
I'm just going to make it because it's a very nostalgic taste.
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I'll divide the drinking room into three doughs
Put it in a plastic bag
Sweet pumpkin powder and 100 years old candle powder
I added 1 small spoon each and mixed it.
Next time, I'll put it in a container and knead it.
It was uncomfortable to knead in a plastic bag.
It was uncomfortable to take out the dough after fermentation.
Next time, I'll put them in different containers and ferment them.
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It's very funny in shapely, right?
After adding 100 years of candle powder and sweet pumpkin powder
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Put water in a pot
The temperature of the water is about 40 degrees
I'll make it lukewarm
Add the dough and start fermentation.
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Put the lid on
It's been fermented for 3 hours.
Turn on the heat in the middle
I heated up the water one more time.
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How is it?
It's swollen, right?
Wow, I'm touched that it swells so well.
It's not makgeolli
It looks like a residue under makgeolli
It really helps with fermentation. lol
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The dough is quite swollen, right?
They're having a hard time taking them off the plastic bag.
If you want to try making it
Put it in an airtight container and ferment it
I'm going to use a thrifty spatula
I took it off frugally.
It takes twice as long
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Pour water back into the pot
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After putting in the steamer
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I put a pillowcase on it.
And then
Make the water lukewarm in the pot and wait
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Take the white dough out of the plastic bag
Put it in a bowl and heat it up again
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Add raisins
Mix the dough.
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sticky dough
I think it's fermented well.
STEP 20/22
After kneading other alcohol breads, too
STEP 21/22
Put it in the steamer.
The dough is too hard
It's really hard to shape it.
If the dough is more watery
I don't think the shape will come out.
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Turn on the stove
I steamed it in the steamer for 15 to 20 minutes.
Poke the bread with chopsticks and the batter
If it doesn't come out, it's done.
Put it in a container and ferment it rather than put it in a plastic bag.^^*
Makgeolli is good for preventing stomach cancer and for recovering from fatigue.
I can't believe it's good for preventing stomach cancer.
Well, I drink and relieve my fatigue
I admit it's good for fatigue recovery.~~