Danish Hand Bread
High powder 250g | Milk 110g |
Yeast 3g | White sugar 40g |
Eggs 1 | Salt 2 grams |
Butter 25 grams | Wrapped butter 100g |
Face brushing egg liquid Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Put the flour and eggs, sugar, yeast, and milk are added to the mixing bowl. You can leave 10g of milk and adjust it according to your own flour splashing degree.Step 2
Stir in the second speed for 15 minutes. Add salt and stir for 10 minutes. Then add butter and stir for 15 minutes. No need to remove the film.Step 3
Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 20 minutesStep 4
Put 100g of butter into a plastic bag and roll it into a square shape. I rolled it a little longer. Just put it in the refrigerator until it becomes a little hard.Step 5
Sprinkle an appropriate amount of dry flour on the countertop, and use a knife to make a cross in the middle of the frozen dough.Step 6
Roll out into a cross shape with a thick middleStep 7
add butterStep 8
Wrap the left and right sides first. You can pull the dough appropriately to ensure it is well wrapped.Step 9
Wrap it up and down again, and use a rolling pin to seal it.Step 10
Sprinkle an appropriate amount of dry flour on the mat, place the dough on top, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 20 minutes.Step 11
Take out the dough and turn the seal to the right. Sprinkle dry flour on the countertop and use a rolling pin to press the dough. Do not roll it directly as it will cause oil leakage on the edges. After pressing it open, roll it up and down into a rectangular shape. If there are any bubbles, poke them with a toothpick to deflate them before rolling them out, otherwise big holes will break.Step 12
Roll it out into a rectangular shape, then fold the bottom part up and the top part down, that is, it becomes 1/3 the size. Put it in the refrigerator for another 20 minutes, then repeat step 11 twice. The more times, the better. The picture I took was folded five times, and I found that the layers were not as clear as those folded three times. I can only change the picture next time I do it.Step 13
Finally, roll it into a rectangular shape and divide it into two parts from the middle with a spatula.Step 14
Stack them together, aligning the cut sidesStep 15
Fold it like in the picture and put it in a six-inch cake mold to ferment until doubled in size. The fermentation temperature should not exceed 28 degrees or oil will leak.Step 16
After fermentation, brush the surface with egg wash. In my case, I used the egg wash after beating and sifting the eggs.Step 17
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees 350 degrees Fahrenheit, put the bread in, I forgot to take a picture of the big one, this is a small one, bake the small one for about 20 minutes, and bake the large one for about 40 minutes.Step 18
The small one is fermented like this. I usually make double portions, the small one is used as a snack for the children and the big one is used as breakfast.Step 19
After baking for two minutes, the color is a bit dark Danish Hand Bread Cooking Tips