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160 grams of milk and 3 grams of yeast. Mix well and let stand for 5 minutes to activate the yeast. -
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Stir 280 grams of high-gluten flour, 40 grams of fine sugar, and 2 grams of salt. -
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Add 35 grams of milk yeast liquid and whole egg liquid, and start stirring. -
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First mix at low speed until there is no dry powder, then turn to high speed and mix until a thick film forms. -
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Add 25 grams of unsalted butter softened at room temperature. -
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Continue stirring until a thin film forms. -
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Take out the dough, round it up, wrap it in plastic wrap, and ferment at room temperature until it doubles in size. -
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The dough is fermented when it has doubled in size. When you insert your fingers from the middle and it does not collapse or shrink back, it is ready. -
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Take out the dough, flatten it and roll it into a rectangular shape, with one side about the same width as the toast mold. -
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About 140 grams of cheddar cheese slices, stacked and cut into small pieces. -
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Spread evenly on the dough sheet. -
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Roll it up tightly from one end, and roll it up to expel the air. -
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Close and pinch tightly. -
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Put it into the toast mold. -
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Oven at 35°C for secondary fermentation to 8 minutes full. Note: You can put a cup of hot water to help fermentation. -
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After fermentation, take it out, preheat the oven to 170°C, and bake for about 30 minutes. -
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After baking, take it out, shake it and unmold it, and let it cool completely. Note: Change the direction midway and put it sideways a few times to prevent your waist from collapsing. -
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After completely cooled, cut into appropriate small pieces, seal and store at room temperature or in the freezer. Do not refrigerate. -
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Cheddar cheese toast, complete O(∩_∩)O. -
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The crispy outer layer and the soft inner layer are intertwined, and mixed with fragrant cheese that melts in the mouth. -
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A steaming cup of coffee paired with a piece of freshly baked toast. When you take the first bite, the crispy outer layer and soft inner layer are intertwined in your mouth, like a hug with a smile. -
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The soft and sweet appearance is always irresistible and the best way to start the day.
Tips
1. The temperature and time during fermentation and baking may vary depending on the oven model and dough size. It is recommended that when trying it for the first time, pay close attention to the fermentation and baking times to ensure that the bread is baked evenly and is not overcooked or undercooked.
Fermentation environment: Ensure that the dough is placed in a warm and humid environment during fermentation, which is conducive to the fermentation and expansion of the dough.
2. Flour selection: high-gluten flourIt is suitable for making bread because it has a higher protein content and can form better gluten, making the bread chewier and elastic.
3. Humidity adjustment: If the humidity in your area is high, you may need to reduce the amount of water added; conversely, if the humidity is low, you may need to increase the amount of water appropriately.
4. During the rolling process, you can sprinkle some flour on the work surface to prevent the dough from sticking.
5. The prepared toast bread can be stored in a sealed bag or crisper to keep it fresh and prevent the toast from becoming hard.