STEP 1/9
Place all ingredients except butter in a bowl and mix evenly. (When you first put the ingredients, put a little bit of salt, sugar, and yeast.)
STEP 2/9
When neatly lumped together, add butter and mix again. My hand kneading tip is to keep hitting the dough on the ball wall after mixing the ingredients to some extent.If you keep folding the dough and hitting it evenly, the dough is complete!
STEP 3/9
Hold the dough round and put it in a bowl lightly sprinkled with flour and ferment it in a warm place for 40 minutes to 1 hour. (I use the fermentation function of the oven!Please help me ferment in a warm place at your convenience~!) If you ferment using an oven, I only turn on the bottom of the fire, put a sheet of iron plate underneath, pour water, and put a wire net on it to ferment. If your cheeks touch hot water, the dough may be cooked, so be careful.It varies slightly from oven to oven, so please keep that in mind!
STEP 4/9
When the dough swells by 2 to 2.5 times, stop the first fermentation, remove the gas from the bowl, and divide it into 4 or 6 equal parts. (Pictures of different doughs are mixed and uploaded, so there is a difference in the degree of fermentation.You can ferment it up to 2 to 2.5 times your dough.)
STEP 5/9
After dividing, roll the dough and perform an intermediate fermentation at room temperature for about 10 to 15 minutes, then remove the gas and mold it.
STEP 6/9
After removing the gas, push it slightly with a rolling pin to increase the length, fold it into three equal parts, and roll it.If you press the dough in between when you roll it, there will be no lifting in the bread. (That doesn't mean you have to press it hard so that the gas runs out from beginning to end.)
STEP 7/9
After molding all the dough, let it ferment in a warm place for about 30 minutes.The fermentation point is when the dough swells up to 1cm below the mold.
STEP 8/9
Bake in an oven preheated to 180 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. The oven temperature varies from oven to oven, so please adjust the baking time and temperature depending on the situation.
STEP 9/9
Ta-da! I'm done making delicious sticky rice bread! By the way, I hurriedly opened the bread to taste it when it was warm..It's shaped as it pleases..Lol. The bread should be completely cooled and cut so that it doesn't get greasy and looks pretty!Of course, if you're going to rip it with your hands, it doesn't matter before it gets cold!
If you don't have glutinous rice flour, you can use strong flour. If that happens, you'll become the milk bread that you know