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First, measure all ingredients except yeast among the ingredients for dough and put them in a bowl.
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Dry yeast doesn't matter if you pour a small amount of water on top of flour separately from salt and sugar, but it ferments quickly when used in slightly lukewarm water (about 30 degrees), so put it in water, stir it well, and pour it toward flour to knead it.
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If all dough ingredients except butter are put together, mix with a kneader until no raw powder is visible. When the powder is completely mixed, add butter and turn it for 8 to 12 minutes to hold the gluten to 100%.
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To check if the gluten is well caught, turn the dough for about 10 minutes and stretch it out, and if your fingers are stretched thin enough to show, the gluten is formed well.
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Place the dough in a new bowl, wrap it, and ferment it.
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As shown in the picture, it is well fermented if it swells three times and stays in the shape of a finger when stabbed by hand, or if there is a thread like a thread when the dough is lifted.
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Sprinkle powder on the dough, divide it into 450g, and roll it in a circle and roll it.
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After the intermediate fermentation, spread the dough widely with a rolling pin and top it with chestnuts.
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After putting chestnuts on top, pull the dough slightly and roll it. At this time, chestnuts should not be concentrated on one side, and chestnuts should not be spread evenly so that chestnuts can be evenly embedded in bread.
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Add chestnuts and roll the dough until it is pressed at the end. Place in pan with the side attached to the pinch facing the floor.
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Making dough for toppings
Mix the butter (room temperature) and sugar in the topping dough to make it ivory-colored, then add eggs and mix. When the dough is mixed smoothly, put the filled powder ingredients together, mix them together, knead them, and put them in a piping bag.
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Put chestnuts in a pound mold, put the dough in a roll, squeeze three rows of topping dough on the top, and decorate it with almond slice.
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If you want to use a small pound mold, a dough of about 180g per piece is enough. When the pound frame is insufficient or there is no frame, roll 180g in a disposable foil container.
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Put the dough in each mold, add it to the topping, and put it in the fermentation chamber for the second fermentation.
It is recommended to take out the secondary fermentation when it comes up to 1 cm below the mold.
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Preheat the oven to 175 degrees and bake for 30 minutes.
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If the bread comes out of the bread mold easily, the insides are ripe, so wear gloves, turn the mold upside down, take out the bread, and bake it for another 5 minutes if it doesn't come out well.
You can knead the toppings with a soboro and put them on top.
When you put in chestnuts, use a sieve to pour out the soup