
Step1:20G high powder, add 100g clear water and stir evenl

Step2:Heat in a small fire, stir while heating, and turn off the fire when it becomes paste. After it is placed and cooled at room temperature, it can be weighed and used

Step3:After oil method, knead the dough until it can be pulled out and covered with fresh-keeping film

Step4:Fermentation at room temperature (2830 ℃) for about 50 minutes one point five two Double the size. Stick in the flour with your fingers. The dough will not shrink or collapse.

Step5:The basic fermentation of dough is completed. Take it out. Exhaust. Divide it into 10 parts. Knead it round. Cover with plastic film and relax for 15 minutes

Step6:Take a piece of dough, flatten it, roll it into an oval shape

Step7:Turn it over. Put jam on it

Step8:Roll up; press on both sides; close up and press tightly

Step9:Make it olive shaped. Put it in a tin lined baking tray. Put it in the oven for fermentation. Beat it to the fermentation stand. Put in a bowl of hot water. Ferment for 40 minutes (at this time, start to get the Mexican batter)

Step10:Fermentation complete. Remove the baking tray and hot water. Preheat the oven 180 degrees

Step11:Cut butter into small pieces in advance. Soften and add sugar and salt

Step12:Beat the softened butter with sugar and salt (do not beat)

Step13:Add the broken egg mixture twice

Step14:Stir well. Be careful to mix well to avoid separation of egg oil

Step15:Pour in low gluten flour. Mix to make a paste, then make a Mexican paste

Step16:After the dough is finally fermented, put the Mexican batter into the flower mounting bag

Step17:Put the Mexican paste on the dough. Not too much, because when heated, the Mexican paste will melt and then cover the bread

Step18:Put it into the preheated oven. Heat up and down. Middle layer. 180 degrees. 18-20 minutes
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.