STEP 1/10
Add all ingredients except margarine for bread dough at once.
You don't have to sift flour, and you don't have to use butter instead of margarine.
STEP 2/10
Now, mix well and add oil (margarine or butter) when you can't see the raw powder.
STEP 3/10
From now on, please knead the dough with all your might.
I used a small household kneader, and the dough will be cooked for 7 to 10 minutes.
STEP 4/10
Let's start the fermentation now.
Fermentation machine -> Dry heat: 35 degrees Wet heat: 40 to 50 minutes at 32 degrees
STEP 5/10
It's the perfect dough if the dough swells two to three times.
It's a good dough if you put flour on your hands and poke the dough, and it's dented as it.
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STEP 6/10
It's Soboro dough.
Mix all ingredients except flour and baking powder in order for Soboro dough.
Then mix the minced powder ingredients.
STEP 7/10
Now let's divide the dough into 40g pieces.
Press the dough to remove some gas, divide it by 40g, roll it round, and divide the red bean paste into 30g.
That way, the dough becomes medium fermentation and swells up again smoothly.
If you put the filling in like a dumpling and wrap it around, the dough molding is done!
STEP 8/10
When attaching the soboru dough, soak the completed bread dough in half water and press it on the soboru dough.
Press evenly to the sides and place it on the pan.
STEP 9/10
Put the dough on the pan for 30 minutes!
If there's a crack in Soboro, it's okay!!
Bake at 180 degrees for 12-15 minutes
STEP 10/10
It's a picture of fried soboru bread at 180 degrees.
The soboru bread with filling is not crispy unless it is fried.
Cool the bread out of the oven for a moment, firm the soboro and fry.
Remove when not too colored to fry! But you have to take it out when it's all cooked so that the soboru doesn't fall off.