It's always a personal thing to think whether a food is delicious or not. Some people like soft Japanese bread, some people like hard and crisp French sticks, and some people like the tough chewiness of bagels. This is the third attempt to make bagels, especially the dried ones, with the hope of bringing out different tastes.
Step1:The materials are prepared and weighed in advance so as not to be in a hurr
Step2:Put all the ingredients except butter together and start kneadin
Step3:Bagel dough is slightly less water than other bread, so it feels a little hard when kneade
Step4:Always knead or knead four or two thousand jin or Taiji eight trigrams palm until the gluten expands and the surface is smooth as you lik
Step5:Add butter and knead until the dough has good extensibility, and then add dried fruit. I added it in the first part
Step6:Then immediately split into about 80 grams of dough. Round and relax for 5 minutes.
Step7:Roll the relaxed dough into an oval shap
Step8:Turn over the top 1 / 3 and press it dow
Step9:Turn the lower 1 / 3 up and pres
Step10:Fold the dough in half and press the seal tightl
Step11:Knead the noodles to about 25cm. Flatten one end with a rolling pin. Circle and put the other end on the flattened dough. Wrap the dough with the flattened part and tighten the mouth.
Step12:5. Put the dough on the baking tray with oil paper. Put it in a warm and moist place and ferment for 30 minutes.
Step13:During the final fermentation, boil the sugar water - put the water and maltose together. Boil until boiling.
Step14:Put the surface of the fermented shell fruit down. Cook in sugar water for 30 seconds. Turn over and cook for another 30 seconds
Step15:Drain the boiled fruits and arrange them on the baking tray. Immediately put into the preheated oven of 200 ℃. Middle layer. Heat up and down for 20 minutes.
Step16:Come out of the oven and let it dry in 20 minutes. It's ready to start when it's hot.
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.