Meat floss sausage bread
High-gluten flour 300g | Milk 140g |
Milk powder 20 grams | Butter 30g |
Fine sugar 20 grams | Yeast powder 4 grams |
Salt 2 grams | Eggs 1 |
Pork floss Appropriate amount | Sausage dices Appropriate amount |
Green onion Appropriate amount | Egg liquid (brush the surface) A little |
Black sesame seeds A little |
Step 1
Pour other ingredients except butter into the bread machine bucket, in order of liquid first and then powder, then dig a hole in the middle and add yeast powder, and start the bread machine's dough function. (The dough function of my bread machine is kneading + fermentation, the total time is 1 hour and 40 minutes)Step 2
When kneading into a ball, add butter and continue kneading for about 45 minutes until the dough expands.Step 3
Then the dough rises until it doubles in size.Step 4
Take out the dough and deflate, divide into eight equal parts, roll into balls and rest for 15 minutes.Step 5
Prepare shredded pork, chopped sausage and chopped green onions.Step 6
Take a piece of loose dough, roll it into a long shape, roll the lower end thinner, and then use a scraper to cut 5 knives at the lower end.Step 7
Place pork floss, chopped sausage and chopped green onion on top of the dough sheet.Step 8
Roll up from top to bottom.Step 9
Pinch the ends tightly.Step 10
Place it in the oven to ferment. Heat a bowl of hot water at the bottom of the oven until it doubles in size.Step 11
After fermentation, take it out and brush the bread with egg wash.Step 12
Sprinkle each bun with black sesame seeds.Step 13
Place in the middle rack of the oven and heat up and down to 180 degrees for about 15 minutes.Step 14
Isn’t it beautiful? A bit like a caterpillar.Step 15
Let cool slightly before eating.Step 16
Finished product picture.Step 17
Finished product picture. Meat floss sausage bread cooking tips1. My oven has a fermentation function. The default setting is 45 degrees and 40 minutes for your reference. It can be doubled in size.
2. After the bread is colored, you can cover it with tin foil to prevent the bread from getting too dark.