Step1:Blanching - mix high gluten flour, sugar and salt evenly, add boiling water and blanch them into a ball. Cool them for standby (put them in the refrigerator for preservation). I use them overnigh
Step2:Mix the main dough with materials other than butter (I use a kneading machine
Step3:Knead until the dough pulls out the thick fil
Step4:Add room temperature softened butte
Step5:Knead until the dough is smooth. The film can be pulled ou
Step6:Roll dough. Cover with plastic wrap. Refrigerate for 30 minutes (fresh
Step7:Divide the dough into 3 parts, about 170g / piece, take up the long strips, put them in the fresh-keeping bags and separate them. Refrigerate for 30 minutes (keeping fresh
Step8:Take a dough and roll it gently. Roll it as long as possible
Step9:Roll up gently from top to bottom. More layers of volum
Step10:Roll it up and put it in the toast bo
Step11:Put it in a warm and moist place to wake up. I'll adjust the oven temperature to about 38C. Put a basin of hot water at the bottom. Wake up to 8 minutes full. I'll cover it for about 70 minutes. Put the oven on fire at 170 ℃ and on fire at 165 ℃. Preheat it for 10 minutes and bake it for 35 minutes (the oven temperature is adjusted according to the degree of heat in the oven in my home
Step12:Directly demoulding and cooling after bakin
Step13:Yogurt toast is finished. It's good to eat it directly. Or add jam or make a sandwich
Step14:It's good to make a purple potato sandwich before you finis
Cooking tips:This formula is suitable for 450g toast box. The scalding materials are more than 50g. You only need to take 50g to cook delicious dishes.