One type of bread is large and fluffy, called yurt how to do it

It's actually a kind of bean paste bag:

Ingredients: 285g of high-gluten flour

Nestle Milo 20g

Dry yeast 5g salt 2g milk 150ml

1 egg white 25ml vegetable oil

Reference: sausage garlic sprout bread.

A: 250g of gluten flour, 3g of salt, 10g of milk powder, 25g of sugar: 130g of milk, 4g of yeast, c: half an egg.

d: 35g butter

Method: 1) Mix the raw materials evenly.

2) B mix, warm, a little warm feeling is good.

3) 2 pour into 1 + C to knead into a smooth dough, add D in 3 times, and put it down again after each kneading smooth.

4) Keep kneading, kneading, kneading, kneading hard.

5) The kneaded dough is fermented in a warm place until it is twice the size (I boil the water in the pot, cover the dough in a ceramic bowl with plastic wrap, and put it on the cage drawer, if it is cold and continue to heat, when heating, take out the dough, turn off the fire and put it on again, repeat it several times), it takes 2 hours.

6) Take out the fermented dough and knead it well**, divide it into several even portions, cover it with plastic wrap and relax for 10 minutes 7) Roll out the small dough into a cake, sprinkle it with sausage strips, crush the garlic sprouts, and roll it 8) Make a good type of bread, put it on the oil paper and evenly stack it in a sealed fresh-keeping box, put a cup of hot water in the box, and the lid will ferment to twice the size (I learned it from Su Bi, on the discharge blanket, and it will soon open).

9) Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, brush with egg wash and bake for 18 minutes).

Slow internet speed is not good, I saw it first, and the result is ......

The kind of bread you're talking about is sold on a street cart for 5 yuan a piece, right? It's a big one, and the seller always says it's not bread or cake. I feel that I might as well buy it, because it's more troublesome, and I can't make that kind of taste.

There is a stove about two feet high in the yurt, and a cupboard for cooking utensils stands on the east side of the stove; On the west side of the stove was carpeted, on which were placed carved wooden tables with low legs; The roof of the tent above the stove has a skylight. On both sides of the door hung the shepherd's whips, bows and arrows, shotguns and other utensils. On the west side, there is a red lacquer Kai Zhaqi painted wooden cabinet, and the north corner of the wooden cabinet is dedicated to the Buddha shrine and the Buddha statue, and the incense burner and offerings are placed in front of the Buddha statue.

The yurt is a kind of house inhabited by Mongolian herdsmen, which is easy to build and relocate, suitable for pastoral production and nomadic life. With the development of animal husbandry economy and the improvement of herdsmen's lives, the dome or felt tent was gradually replaced by yurts.

The yurt is round, pointed, like a beam, and is covered with one or two layers of thick felt on top and around it. Ordinary yurts, with a ceiling height of 10-15 feet, a wall about 50 feet high, and a door facing south or southeast. The four major structures in the package are:

Hana (i.e., Mongolian wall brackets), skylights (Mongolian for "set brain"), rafters and doors.

There is a stove about two feet high on the ** of the yurt, and there is a cupboard for cooking utensils on the east side of the stove; On the west side of the stove was carpeted, on which were placed carved wooden tables with low legs; The roof of the tent above the stove has a skylight. On both sides of the door hung the shepherd's whips, bows and arrows, shotguns and other utensils. On the west side, there is a red lacquer painted wooden cabinet, and in the north corner of the wooden cabinet are a shrine and a Buddha statue, and incense burners and offerings are placed in front of the Buddha statue.

There is a stove about two feet high in the yurt, and a cupboard for cooking utensils stands on the east side of the stove; On the west side of the fire stove is carpeted, and a carved wooden table with low legs is placed on the carpet; The roof of the tent above the stove has a skylight. On both sides of the door are hung shepherds' horse whips, bows and arrows, hunting rifles and other utensils. On the west side, there is a red lacquer painted wooden cabinet, and in the north corner of the wooden cabinet are a shrine and a Buddha statue, and incense burners and offerings are placed in front of the Buddha statue.

Now most of the yurt factories produce yurts are designed and made on the basis of the skeleton wooden yurt into the current steel frame structure, so that the yurt is more solid and durable, the outer skin is made of canvas, as well as the insulation surface and lining, making a yurt is simple, lost and complicated.