Stollen, the bread of Christmas that has been popular in Europe for three hundred years
Introduction:
"Stollen is said to be the bread of Jesus' childhood for Christmas. This classic Christmas bread has been popular in Europe more than 300 years ago. It is said that the shape is based on Jesus' pillow, and the bread contains rich dried fruit. The unique solid taste of bread with the surface of icing is absolutely worth your taste. The best time to taste stollen bread is to leave it for 4-5 days instead of eating it. When all the rich fruit and light spices are fully released, it is the best time to taste it. Because the production process of stollen bread is a little complicated and takes a long time, even in Europe, only a few bakeries insist on producing stollen bread with pure manual traditional formula. White powdered sugar covers the surface, like the snow in December Christmas. It is a bread that European countries have to eat during Christmas. Although this kind of bread is high in sugar and calories, it can help people through the winter in December. When you eat it with red wine or coffee, it has a unique flavor! "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Medium gluten flour: 348g
Warm milk: 113g
Instant dry yeast: 12g
Egg: 47g
Water: 57 G
Butter: 71g
Dried cranberry, longan and raisin: 200g
Almond and walnut: 100g
Sugar: 14g
Salt: 5g
Orange peel: 3 G
Lemon: 3 grams of dander
Cinnamon powder: 1 tsp
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: Baking
Production time: one day
Taste: milk flavor
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