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First, put the liquid except butter in the baking machine and measure the powder. Then start the dough on the dough course.
STEP 2/14
When lumped together, turn off the baking machine, add butter at room temperature, and knead again in the dough course.
Turning off the baking machine once is to use the mixing process of the dough course. It depends on the baking machine, but I use the five-star baking machine, and the five-star baking machine has a process of mixing the dough blades slowly turning around for 4 to 5 minutes after the start. If you use the mixing process well, you can make a full-fledged dough after adding butter. I think it'd be good to refer to it.
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When the dough is complete, round it well and put it in a bowl for the first fermentation. You can inflate it by 2-3 times.
STEP 4/14
The temperature of the dough was 27-28 degrees and it took about 70 minutes at room temperature.
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Divide it into three parts and it's well rounded..
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Medium fermentation at room temperature for about 15 minutes.
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And then I do plastic surgery. Push it with a rolling pin to make an oval shape, and then..
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I'll fold the pork belly.
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Roll it from the top..
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Finish it off by pinching the bottom part well.
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Pan the dough first molded into the pan, starting from the center.After panning, lightly press the dough with the back of your hand. And then the second fermentation.
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Ferment it to the extent that it rises about 1cm above the mold or the height of the mold. It took about 70 minutes at room temperature. The oven begins preheating before fermentation is completed.
STEP 14/14
Apply milk to the fermented dough. If you put it on, it gets glossy when it's done.In an oven preheated to 190 degrees Smeg, lower it to 160 degrees for about 15 minutes, and bake it at 150 degrees for about 10-15 minutes