The softest and most luxurious bread in history. It's different from those gorgeous and cheap things out there.
Step1:In fact, it's very simple. It's just a little bit of a crash. The point is that eggs should be refrigerated. They can't be normal temperature. And butter needs to be softened at room temperatur
Step2:Mix high flour, yeast, salt and sugar. Be careful not to contact yeast directly with salt or suga
Step3:After mixing, slowly add the frozen egg. Add one at a time. When the mixture is out of sight, add the next one
Step4:Add all the eggs and knead into a smooth dough. Then add the softened butter.
Step5:Then came the place of collapse. First of all, you will experience the dough turning into a lump. The oil is like a kind of paper that can't get i
Step6:If you keep going, you'll turn into a puddle of mud. It seems that you can't stir anything
Step7:But you'll end up with a soft, smooth dough. Persistence is victor
Step8:Cover with plastic wrap and ferment at room temperature to twice the siz
Step9:After fermentation, use your fist to exhaust the air, and then reunite. Refrigerate and ferment for 16 hour
Step10:Take it out and return to temperature for half an hour. Divide it into small dough of about 85g. You can also have plastic surgery as you lik
Step11:After finishing the mold, put it into the mold and cover it with plastic film. Ferment it to twice the size at room temperature. It's a long process. About three hour
Step12:Finally brush with egg liqui
Step13:Oven pre heated 180 degree
Step14:Bake for 1618 minutes at 170 ℃. Ordinary oven 180 degrees up and down the middle of the fire for 1820 minutes.
Step15:Cover the tin paper too soon. Demoulding and cooling as soon as possible after dischargin
Step16:This is the Royal base of all French toas
Cooking tips:The process is painful. The result is wonderful. There are skills in making delicious dishes.