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I used the leftover fermented bell after feeding the sour bell. It's a fermented paper with 100% moisture content and strong white rice flour. I think I collected it for about a month or two, and I put it in the refrigerator at room temperature a day before and used it.
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Put all ingredients except butter in a bowl and knead. Sift the unrefined sugar if it is lumpy. Milk is added or subtracted by looking at the toughness of the dough.
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If you turn the dough bowl at a low speed, there is a point when the ball wall becomes clean and becomes a lump. Then add butter at room temperature and knead at low or medium speed. If you turn it a little bit, the dough will be smooth and glossy. If you spread out the dough, it spreads out smoothly. Until then, knead the dough. You can use regular strong flour as much as the amount of snake-tet flour. I used it because I lacked regular strong flour.
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First fermentation is done by rounding the finished dough well.
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If you inflate twice as much, the fermentation is complete. It took about 50 to 60 minutes from around 30 degrees
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During fermentation, the white sediment is divided into 55g pieces and rounded
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When the first fermentation is completed, divide it into 10 pieces and make it round..
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It takes about 10 to 15 minutes. One weighed about 60 grams
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Spread the dough into a circle, place a sediment..
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Pinch it and open it well. After that, make it round
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Press lightly on a thick flat surface and press with a magnolia until there is a hole in the middle
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After applying milk or egg wash,
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Sprinkle a little bit of black sesame seeds.
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And then the second fermentation.
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Ferment to 1.5x. It took about 30 to 40 minutes around 30 degrees.
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Bake for 12 to 15 minutes in a preheated 170 degree oven.