Finished dish photo of Fresh Milk Brown Sugar Toast

Fresh Milk Brown Sugar Toast

A perfect toast for autumn and winter, exuding a rich aroma of brown sugar. Key tips before preparation: ① Beginners should reserve liquid at the initial stage of kneading to adjust the water quantity flexibly based on your flour. ② The amount of dry yeast used is one-third of fresh yeast. ③ Strictly control the dough temperature. ④ Ensure the oven is fully preheated. Preheat the oven before the final dough fermentation is completed to avoid over-fermentation caused by an unheated oven.

Ingredients

##250g Rectangular Toast Pan *4to taste
#Doughto taste
Bread Flour500g
Salt6g
Brown Sugar70g
Fresh Yeast15g
Beaten Egg50g
Milk350g
Butter45g
Starter Dough150g
#Filling Ingredientsto taste
Brown SugarAppropriate amount
Rum-soaked RaisinsPreparation method shown below
Walnuts (optional)to taste

Steps

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Starter dough method: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/SHKNwziJnbqYAqgAfb7JvQ

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Soak raisins: 120g raisins + 30g rum, shake well and soak.

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Mix all the dough ingredients except 'Butter' in the mixing bowl of a stand mixer. Use low speed 1 or 2 for about half a minute until there’s no dry flour, then speed up to 5-6 to knead the dough. If it feels very sticky, slightly increase to 7 briefly. PS: Beginners, remember to reserve some liquid for adjustment. After 6-8 minutes, the dough should be able to stretch out relatively thicker membranes.

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Add softened butter, knead at speed 3 for approximately 1-2 minutes until incorporated.

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As butter integrates into the dough, gluten gradually forms. Shift to speed 4-5 and continue kneading until fully expanded stage, being able to pull out transparent membranes with good elasticity.

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Take the dough out and shape it. Ensure the dough temperature is around 26°C and place it into a container.

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Let the dough ferment in an environment of 28°C temperature and 75% humidity for 60 minutes.

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Ferment the dough until it reaches approximately 2.5 times its original size.

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Remove the dough and divide it into 4 parts, each weighing about 280-290g.

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Round the dough balls and allow them to rest at 28°C with 75-80% humidity for 20 minutes.

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Take a relaxed dough ball, slightly gather both sides, and shape it into a long oval.

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Flatten lightly.

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Flip over, sprinkle some chopped brown sugar (or brown sugar powder) and rum-soaked raisins.

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Roll up from top to bottom.

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Place into the toast pan.

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Allow it to ferment in an environment of around 32°C temperature and 80% humidity until it’s about 90% proofed; gently press on the surface, it should bounce back slowly. Slice a long slit along the midline, squeeze softened butter along the incision, and sprinkle brown sugar powder and pearl sugar for decoration.

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Place in a preheated Baicui K85Pro oven, set to upper and lower pipe mode at 160°C upper heat and 230°C lower heat for 27 minutes; For Haishi SP50, use the same temperature settings.

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Shock the pan after baking and remove the toast.

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