Square self matching. Component - 5
Step1:Mix all dough ingredients. Knead until extende
Step2:Divide into 5 parts, roll them respectively, cover with plastic wrap and wake up for 1015 minute
Step3:When you wake up, cut up the cranberry and white chocolate for stuffing
Step4:Take a good dough and roll it into oval shap
Step5:With cranberry and white chocolate chip
Step6:Roll up along the long side. Tighten at the en
Step7:Wrap one end of the dough around the other end. Shape it into a circle (for the detailed step-by-step diagram of shaping, please refer to the previous - [original Beiguo]
Step8:Place the shaped green body on the cut oil paper (easy to take) and cover with plastic film. Wake up for 30 minutes at room temperature (about 26 ℃
Step9:Boil with clear water (there is no sugar water here. It will be more sweet if boiled with sugar water according to the traditional method) and turn the medium and small fire to keep the water slightly boiling. Put in the uncooked green body and boil it for about 20 seconds on both sides respectively, and then drain the water
Step10:Put it on the baking tray with tin paper or oil paper. Put it into the oven with 200 ℃ and bake it at 200 ℃ for 5 minutes, then turn it to 175 ℃ and bake it for 18 minutes. Take it out and cool it (white chocolate has edges and corners which are easy to prick the skin. It may burst out when baking. I cleaned it immediately after baking.
Step11:White chocolate for surface decoration melts in hot wate
Step12:Squeeze on the cooled surface as shown. Sprinkle with chopped cranberry. Cool it until it is completely solidifie
Step13:Finished product
Step14:Tangent
Cooking tips:If you don't look carefully, you can pretend to be a doughnut. The main purpose of decorating this kind of bagel bread is actually to increase the taste of sweetness. If it's just for decoration, I'll probably be too lazy to say. I think the taste of Matcha is not suitable for low sugar bread. I've made a Matcha European bag before and it doesn't match very well. Although it's probably just not used to eating, it's just for Matcha taste Some of the reasons are that it's too easy to color the Matcha tea and it's too wasteful to see the green color. Therefore, the baking temperature is slightly lowered to avoid affecting the taste. I didn't dare to adjust too much. Part of the reason is that I really don't want to leave a pot of sugar water to stay in trouble. Unfortunately, I'm almost inclined to cook dough with clear water when I'm making bagels. I have skills in making delicious dishes.