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Place strong flour, salt, sugar and instant dry yeast in a bowl. Dig a groove and put it in so that it doesn't touch each other
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Coat with flour and mix with flour. Then add warm water and oil and mix lightly with a spatula. Water is enough to feel warm when you put your finger in it
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When the dough is in one lump, place it on the workstation and pat it hard. Use a scraper to knead the clinging dough.
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After kneading for about 10 minutes, cut a part of the dough and stretch it out. If it stretches and tears, the dough is complete. You just need to hold 80% of the gluten for the bagel
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Finely form a lump, cover with plastic wrap, and ferment at room temperature for 40 minutes
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During the first fermentation, cut 5 sheets of paper foil. You can cut it 10cm by 10cm
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It's a dough that's doubled after 40 minutes. It's fermented very well
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I wanted to make it in six colors, so I cut it into six pieces
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I added pink pigment and smacked it and colored it. It's my first time putting pigments in fermented bread, and it takes longer than I thought. When you touch it, it's colored beautifully
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Instead of bright colors, I wanted to make it pastel tone, so I added pink, light green, and light purple
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Blue, purple, pink, light green, orange, plain. I prepared these six colors. The color stands out when there's at least one plain that doesn't have any color in it
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It took some time to color it, so I skipped the intermediate fermentation and did the plastic surgery right away. After pushing it with a , I piled it up in the order of the color I wanted
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Next, I cut it into five. I didn't weigh it accurately and gave it to my eyes
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The cross section is pretty like rainbow rice cake, right
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Next, roll the dough long. Push it to about 28cm to 30cm and twist it lightly
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Push one side with a rolling pin, wrap the other end, and pinch it. You have to pinch it to finish it so that it won't go away when you blanch it
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Place the molded dough on the cut paper foil and ferment at room temperature for 30 minutes. Cover it with plastic wrap and keep the dough from drying out
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Add sugar to water and boil it not hot. Boil it until small bubbles come up, not bubbling. Blanch back and forth for 20 seconds
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After panning, bake at 180 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. I covered it with foil and baked it so that it wouldn't get baked. After baking it, the outside of the bread was stuck to the foil and ripped off. I think it's better to bake for 6 to 7 minutes and cover it with foil
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She made me a pink cream cheese while I was baking. Add 1 tablespoon of sugar powder to a lump of cream cheese (about 100g...?) and mix gently
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I didn't want to just put on pigments that day, so I put in a drop of cherry blossom scent and shake it
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You need to add a little bit of cherry blossom flavor to make it taste weird.[Last time, he didn't know] I put it in and it tastes weird... I put in a drop and it's okay
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Place the nicely baked rainbow bagels on a cooling net and let them cool