My bread journey. It's on the road again; this time I'm trying French bread. One of my friends said that the biggest difference between French bread and ordinary bread is the smell of wheat.
Step1:Mix and dissolve the yeast of part A with water, mix all the materials of part A into dough, and leave it for 2 hours (or wrap it with plastic wrap, and put it in the refrigerator for one night
Step2:Place dough a and all b-part materials in the barrel
Step3:Use the bread machine and flour function to mix into a uniform and smooth dough
Step4:Ferment to about twice the size with a bowl of buckles
Step5:Divide the dough into three equal parts, rub into columns, and relax for 510 minutes
Step6:Roll the dough into strips. Place on a hot cloth (note - there is a gap in each bread. Prevent the bread from sticking together)
Step7:To be fermented One point five Take out the dough, sprinkle flour on the dough surface, use a sharp knife to cut the edge of the dough surface, preheat the oven for 220 degree
Step8:After the oven is preheated, put the dough into the oven and bake until the bread is ripe (reference time: 18 minutes)
Step9:When the bread is done, take it out
Cooking tips:1.A The amount of dough is too small, so the quantity is a little. Actually, just pinch a little with your fingers; 2. This time, the dough is a little longer and almost can't be put into the oven ~ the cooking is delicious.