Light butter bun
High powder 380g | Milk powder 15g |
Light cream 100g | Water 110g |
Whole egg liquid 40g | White sugar 50g |
Table salt 4g | Yeast 5g |
Whole egg liquid (brush the surface) A small amount |
Step 1
Add all ingredients and knead until smoothof dough.Step 2
Use a scraper to cut off a small piece and gently pull it open to check. If you can pull out a thin film that will not break easily, you don't have to pursue the glove film blindly.Step 3
Apply a thin layer of oil to the bottom of the basin, roll the dough into a ball, and cover with plastic wrap. Leave to ferment in a warm place.Step 4
My house has heating, and the room temperature is about 20. Place the basin next to the radiator. Let it ferment for about an hour until it doubles in size. Use your finger to dip some powder into it and poke a hole. It will be fine if it does not shrink back.Step 5
Remove the exhaust and divide evenly into 16 portions.Step 6
Shape into balls and arrange neatly on baking sheet. 28×28 baking panStep 7
Spray water with a watering can, put it in the oven, and use the fermentation setting for secondary fermentation. You can spray water several times during the process.Step 8
Ferment until 1.5 times in size, about 40 minutes. Take out the egg wash and sprinkle with sesame seeds. (At this time, preheat the oven to 180 degrees, turn the heat up and down, about 20 minutes)Step 9
Bake on the middle shelf of the oven until the surface is golden brown. Take it out and place it on a baking sheet. When it is cool enough to be warm and not hot to the touch, seal it in a bag and store it.Step 10
Come to a close-up, you can see the softness! Cooking tips for light butter bunsBecause different flours absorb different amounts of water, do not add all the liquid at once. You can reserve some first and then add more according to the actual situation. My flour has a very average water absorption capacity. If you feel the dough is too dry, you can add about 10 grams more water!