STEP 1/13
In the strong flour that has been sifted
Add salt, sugar, and dry yeast in turn (be careful not to touch the yeast with sugar and salt)
STEP 2/13
Beat in the egg first,
Add water and overall
Mix thoroughly with the powder ingredients
STEP 3/13
Until the powder doesn't fly
Mixing the dough
Until butter seeps into the dough
kneading dough by hand
STEP 4/13
The dough on the cutting board
Use one hand to finish the dough
Hold, strike, and stretch
STEP 5/13
Fold the dough in half
Press it with your palm
Repeat hitting and pressing for about 10 minutes
STEP 6/13
The dough is on your hands and on the floor
It doesn't leave any stain
If you feel the elasticity, put it in a bowl
Cover it with plastic and at room temperature of 27
First ferment for about an hour
STEP 7/13
a condition of being more than twice as swollen
STEP 8/13
Remove gas from the cutting board
STEP 9/13
Split 40g each with a scraper
STEP 10/13
smooth rounding of the surface
STEP 11/13
So that the dough doesn't dry up
Cover it with plastic or cotton cloth
Allow to rest at room temperature for 10 minutes (intermediate fermentation)
STEP 12/13
Second fermentation (40 to 45 minutes)
STEP 13/13
In an oven preheated to 200
Bake for 10 minutes
I'll cook the morning rolls all at once
It's good to heat it up
(Frozen in a zipper bag or airtight container)