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Put strong flour and soft flour in a wide bowl and let go of sugar, salt, and yeast so that they do not stick.
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Cover sugar and salt yeast with flour, then add milk and water.
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Mix the ingredients with a spatula, fold and unfold with your hands, and knead the dough to make the surface smooth.
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Put butter on top of it and knead it in the same way.
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Repeat folding and unfolding so that gluten can form well, and then toss it from top to bottom to knead the dough.
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Cover the finished dough with plastic wrap or wet cloth and ferment it for about 50 minutes.
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After the first fermentation, check if the dough is 1.5 to 2 times larger.
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Divide it into 6 pieces and put it on the palm of your hand and make a circle.
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Cover the dough with plastic wrap or wet cloth and ferment at room temperature for about 15 minutes.
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Divide the salted butter into 6 pieces by 5g and put it back in the refrigerator.
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After the intermediate fermentation, sprinkle plenty of strong flour on the workbench, press the dough to spread it flat, and form a droplet shape.
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Roll it with your palm to make it long.
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Use a rolling pin to stretch it out to 25-27cm.
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Place the salted butter on the edge of the pushed dough.
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Next, cover the butter, press it with your hands, roll it, and pinch the end so that it doesn't loosen.
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Press down on both ends to block.
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Place the dough directly on the oven pan, cover it with plastic wrap or wet cloth, and ferment it for 40 to 50 minutes.
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After the second fermentation, apply a lot of milk on the top, put thick salt on it, put it in an oven preheated to 200 degrees, and bake it for 15 to 18 minutes.
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Each oven has different specifications, so bake for 15 minutes, see the color, and bake more.
For bread fermentation, use the fermentation function in the oven or put warm water together in a non-working microwave oven and ferment it :)