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First, pre-treat sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds used as fillings. Wash the two seeds in water and drain them,
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Stir-fry in pan until golden and cool.
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Prepare spring mugwort. I picked it up from the mountain behind the town.The mugwort made by myself is fragrant and soft, so it doesn't taste bitter at all. While digging mugwort, I think it's better because I feel like I'm healing in nature
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I prepared about 150g of spring mugwort.. I blanch it and squeeze the water out.. I didn't measure it exactly, but I think it's about 110g. Wash spring mugwort thoroughly, add a little salt to boiling water and blanch mugwort slightly. After that, squeeze the water out and prepare it.
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Blanch mugwort, milk and eggs and grind finely.
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Then, knead the dough. I made the dough comfortably with a baking machine. Add all ingredients except water, sunflower seeds, and pumpkin seeds, and start kneading. Add water while checking the toughness of the dough. The amount of water entering can vary depending on the environment and the amount of moisture in the material, so you can adjust it appropriately. I went to the baking machine dough course twice
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When the dough is finished, add the prepared pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds, allowing them to be lumped together. I did it in a baking machine, and you can take out the dough and lightly pat it into a lump with the seeds
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First ferment the dough made from a lump.
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It's only about 2 to 2.5 times the volume. It took me about 50 minutes from 29 to 31 degrees.
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When the first fermentation is completed, the gas is removed and lightly rounded to perform an intermediate fermentation. Do it at room temperature for about 15 minutes
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And then you do the molding in a cylindrical shape. Push it with a push stick and flip it over,
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Roll slowly from the top, pinch well, and shape into a cylinder.
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After panning the pan, gently press the dough with the back of your hand, allowing it to settle well in the pan. And then the second fermentation.
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You can ferment it so that it comes up 1 to 2cm above the mold. It took me about 35 to 40 minutes at 29 to 31 degrees
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When the fermentation is complete, apply milk to the top,
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Bake in a preheated oven at 175 degrees for about 30 minutes. If the side color is golden, it's done