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In a large bowl, combine the amount of flour and flour
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After digging three holes in the flour
Place yeast sugar salt in each hole
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Please add some milk. ~
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Push the dough like you're doing the laundry and then put it back together... Well, should I say it's like washing cloth? If you repeat it for more than 10 minutes, the dough becomes smooth at some point And knock down the dough for about 3 minutes!!!!
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Stretch it out like washing it again and then close it up..
Repeat for 15 minutes
The butter will melt well in the batter ~
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When the butter melts well, they beat the dough down
Look at the picture on the side. Your fingers should be visible
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Under the stainless steel bowl, I put warm water at 45 degrees and put it in fermentation mode for an hour
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When you press the dough after an hour, it needs to go in
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I stretched the dough and used a scraper to distribute 75g each
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Roll the dough
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Roll the dough into a circle, cover it with plastic wrap, and have a bench time of 20 minutes
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I distributed the filling butter for the salt bread
I prepared 6 18g each
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After the bench time, make the dough into a cylindrical shape
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Press the wide part with your finger
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Push it with a rolling pin
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Put the filling butter inside and roll it
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I'm going to use the salt bread for the second time
Let it ferment for 50 minutes
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Bake for 13 minutes in a preheated 200 degree oven
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Cool the completed salt bread on a cooling net
If you want soft salt bread, add a low percentage of flour