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Put 4 grains and water in a bowl to soak beforehand..
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Let it soak overnight. When it's soggy, it's soggy that it covers the bowl with a lid to prevent loss of moisture
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These are all the grains that were soaked the next day. The water is almost gone, and it's getting tight.
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Place all ingredients in a mixing bowl and cook for 2 minutes and 30 seconds on the first step of the kneading machine. At this time, the dough should have a medium degree of slack. I think it'll be good if you adjust the moisture to the point where it's moist. When it becomes a lump, raise it to two levels and turn it around for four to five minutes
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At this time, the temperature of the finished dough should be about 24 degrees. As I explained earlier, there was almost no liquid in it except for water called grain, so I heated the oil to about 63 degrees, and even so, the dough temperature was 20 degrees. If the dough temperature is low, you can give the first fermentation time longer. First fermentation takes about 2 hours at 24 degrees . The recipe is 2 hours, but I made it for 2 hours and 20 minutes. Fold it once an hour after fermentation begins
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The photo will be taken an hour and 10 minutes after the fermentation.
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I folded it once an hour and 10 minutes after it started to ferment. Fold the picture.
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The picture is after the first fermentation of about 2 hours and 20 minutes.
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When the first fermentation is completed, make a strong caustic shape and give it a medium fermentation for 10 to 15 minutes
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I got a plastic surgery in the shape of a cylinder.
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Put the plasticized dough in half a barrel..
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Do the second fermentation at 24 degrees for 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes
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After the second fermentation, sprinkle the dough with the powder and add the calgum..
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Bake it at 238 degrees in the oven that gave you steam. The color of the bread changes quickly with eggs and vegetable oil, so lower it by 6 to 11 degrees in the middle of baking.
I'm a steamless oven, so I preheat the brass ball and cast iron pan to the highest oven temperature 30 minutes before fermentation, then place the dough on the cast iron pan, put two small ice cubes on it, cover it, bake it at the highest temperature for 15 minutes, and bake it 220 degrees down for the remaining 13-15 minutes. After completing the , cool it down in the cooling net.