Japanese red bean drum bread
High-gluten flour 400g | sugar 20 grams |
Milk powder 30g | Condensed milk (1 stick 12g) 4 items |
Egg liquid 50 grams | Milk 210 grams |
Yeast (or 12 grams of fresh yeast) 4 grams | Butter 40g |
Salt 6 grams |
Step 1
Red bean filling: Add 1 bowl of red beans and 3.5 bowls of water into the pressure cooker, bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to low heat and simmer for 20 minutes. After it cools down, open the pot and press it. It doesn't need to be too broken and has a grainy texture. (If you use a rice cooker, soak the red beans one night in advance. Wash 1 bowl of red beans and soak them in 4 bowls of water. Just press "Red Beans" or "Cook Rice" the next day.Step 2
Add sugar, milk powder and condensed milk and stir to form a dough. If it is dry, add some milk to adjust it. If it is thin, stir-fry it.Step 3
This is a well-made red bean filling. Making it yourself is better than buying it. You can adjust the sweetness yourself.Step 4
Put all the ingredients (except butter and salt) into a chef's machine, mix at speed 3 to form a dough, then turn to speed 5 and knead for 5-8 minutes.Step 5
After the thick film comes out, add butter and saltStep 6
Stir in the 3rd gear to evenly absorb the butter, then turn to the 5th gear and knead for 5-8 minutes to form a glove film.Step 7
Take out and tighten the reunionStep 8
Put it in the fermentation box at 30 degrees Celsius and 80 degrees humidity for 30 minutes (it doesn’t take long to ferment once).Step 9
After fermentation, take out the exhaust and divide it into 12 pieces, each weighing about 66 grams.Step 10
Let rise at room temperature for 20 minutes (or refrigerate for 45 minutes to 6 hours)Step 11
After they have risen, take them out in order and press them around to make them thin.Step 12
Wrapped in red bean pasteStep 13
Wrap it tightly and pinch it tightlyStep 14
Place into bass drum mold. This is a non-stick mold. If you use a stainless steel mousse ring, you need to apply butter, otherwise it will stick and be difficult to release.Step 15
Spray water mist on the surface and put it into the fermentation box at 30 degrees Celsius and 80 degrees humidity for secondary fermentation for 30 minutes. The specific time depends on the fermentation status. It’s enough to get 8 points, the specific time will depend on the situation.Step 16
Ferment until 8 minutes full and spray water on the surface. (Don’t send it before)Step 17
Sprinkle black sesame seedsStep 18
Cover with parchment paper or a baking mat, and place a baking sheet on it.Step 19
Place in the second-to-last shelf of the preheated oven, raise the heat to 165 degrees, and bake at 170 degrees for 20 minutes.Step 20
It’s out! Be beautiful!Step 21
Made of moldIt has a soft texture and is like a Japanese red bean bun without any mold! It's also very delicious, but the texture is different and the drum is a bit softer.Step 22
The red bean filling I made myself is delicious, soft and sweet! Cooking tips for Japanese red bean drum bread1. The recipe can make 12 large drum breads. If you can’t finish them all, you can cut them in half.
2. You can make drum bread with different fillings according to your own preferences, and the taro paste filling is also delicious! Take 200 grams of taro puree and heat it in the microwave for two minutes. Add 30-40 grams of milk, 30 grams of powdered sugar, and an appropriate amount of purple sweet potato powder for coloring. Stir evenly. You can also add some condensed milk. Tear off a small piece of shredded mochi and wrap it in it, it will be amazing!
3. Remove the mold promptly after coming out of the oven, otherwise it will shrink.