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Drain the canned chestnuts on a sieve, drain them thoroughly with kitchen towels, and roll them slightly over the powder.
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For room temperature chestnut paste, add milk and mix well. The chestnut paste I have is rather thick, so I mixed it with milk because I thought it wouldn't be easy to apply to the dough. I think you can adjust the concentration so that it's easy to spread out.
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Add yeast to strong flour, salt, honey and powdered milk, then add eggs, water and canola oil and knead. I made it comfortably in the baking machine. I turned it into a dough course twice. The amount of water in the can vary depending on the dough.
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When the dough is finished, add the pretreated canned chestnuts and form into a lump.
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The finished dough is well rounded and first fermented.
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In a warm place, you can inflate it 2.5 times. It took me about 45 minutes at 30 to 33 degrees.
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When the first fermentation is complete, remove the gas and turn it into a lump and perform an intermediate fermentation at room temperature. I did it for about 15 minutes at room temperature.
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When the intermediate fermentation is complete, push with a rolling pin into a square about 28cm long.
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Leave the prepared chestnut paste on the edges and spread it out
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Roll slowly from the bottom to form a cylinder. Shape into a cylindrical shape and roll back and forth gently to make uniform thickness.
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Then, divide it into 8 pieces
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After panning in a parchment pan,
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Do the second fermentation so that it swells by 1.5 times. It took 35 to 40 minutes at 30 to 32 degrees.
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Bake in a preheated oven at 170 degrees for about 20-25 minutes. It's done when you cool it down on the net!