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Before starting, leave milk and eggs at room temperature and drain cold. Add flour, sugar, salt, and yeast and microwave the milk for about 30 seconds to keep it warm (30-40 degrees). Not hot
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Add the egg to the milk and mix well and pour it into the flour.
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Use a kneader to knead the dough for 1 minute at low speed (so that the dough clumps up) - 3 minutes at medium speed (put in butter) - 2 minutes at high speed - 1 minute at low speed.
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The surface is glossy and when you stretch it with two fingers, it needs to stretch thinly to finish the dough
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Roll the finished dough in a circle, smooth the surface, put it in a bowl, cover it, and ferment it at room temperature for about an hour (to increase the volume of the dough by 2-3 times).
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Please check if the volume is 2-3 times bigger. Check the degree of fermentation with the naked eye rather than the time.
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Divide the fermented dough into 70g pieces. I got 11 in total. I ripped off the remaining dough and handed it out.
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Make the dough round and cover it with plastic so it doesn't dry, and leave it for 10 minutes.
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(Tissue 10 minutes)
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When the tissue is finished, push it with a rolling pin to make an oval shape, turn it over once, and roll it down to 2/1 from top to bottom.
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Fold with your palms and press down to pinch the bottom with your hands and place it on the bottom in the oven pan.
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You can also make morning bread, but you can put it on the pan after making another round.
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Cover the molded dough with plastic so it doesn't dry and ferment it at room temperature for about 40 minutes. It's going to swell up about twice as much.
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Mix milk with the yolk and spread it over the last fermented dough with a brush. (Preheat the oven. 180 degrees)
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Bake in a preheated 180-degree oven for 13-15 minutes.
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Blanch the sausage you bought from IKEA in water and put it in a cut hot dog bun, and put mustard, ketchup, and fried onions on top, and you're done making hot dogs! Morning bread is so easy to make and it's a perfect size to fill up with egg mayo or potato salad. If you increase the number of grams by 30g and make a circle, it becomes hamburger bread!