Basic Bread Dough For Sweet and Savory Filled Rolls
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Basic Bread Dough For Sweet and Savory Filled Rolls
Since there are so many types of bread recently, I figured having 1 detailed recipe would be a good idea.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
The Steps to make both the sweet bread and the savory bread are the same. If using a bread maker, let it do the work until the first rising.
* Step 2
If kneading by hand: Place all of the ingredients except for the butter into a bowl. (The water is not added in the photo.)
* Step 3
Roughly mix together with a rubber spatula. Once it comes together, place onto a flat working surface and knead.
* Step 4
Add the room temperature butter. Your hands will become sticky but try to knead as much as possible without dusting with flour.
* Step 5
Slap the dough onto the work surface → Fold it over and round it out → Stretch it out → Round it out, etc. etc. to knead the dough. In any case, do the best you can.
* Step 6
Once the surface of the dough becomes smooth, it doesn't tear when stretched out, and you can see your hands through the other side, you're done kneading! It usually takes me 30 minutes.
* Step 7
Return the dough to a bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Place in a warm location and let it rise the first time. The amount of time it takes to rise depends on the season and the temperature of the room.
* Step 8
Stick the tip of your finger into the dough. If it fills back in very slowly, then it is done rising. (I had the room at 18°C and I placed the dough in front of the heater for 60 minutes.)
* Step 9
If kneading by machine: I use the Taisho Appliances "Ladies Mixer KN-200." First place in all of the ingredients except the butter and mix on low speed for 4 minutes.
* Step 10
Add the butter and knead for 4 minutes on low speed. (The photo shows the dough kneaded after 4 minutes.) Then raise the speed to high and knead for 4 minutes.
* Step 11
When it's stretched out, it will look like this when done kneading.
* Step 12
Cover with a lid and let it rise the first time. If it's winter, place it close to the heater, but in the summer just leave it as is until the timer rings (about 40 minutes.)
* Step 13
Just like when kneading by hand, stick your finger into the dough to make a hole and check if it's done rising!
* Step 14
This completes the Steps up to the first rising. The rest is just some extra notes so you can skip over it.
* Step 15
Use a scraper or knife to divide the dough into portions and form them into balls. Form the balls by folding the outside surface to the center.
* Step 16
Let them sit for 20-30 minutes. To prevent them from drying out, I cover them with a garbage bag. (This is optional.)
* Step 17
You could also place them into a large plastic container like this.
* Step 18
Let the dough rise for 30-60 minutes. If you're not using the oven's bread rising function, cover with a plastic bag. Place 1 or 2 cups inside the bag to create space.
* Step 19
If you have extra baking trays, you could also use them. Place the dough on one tray and cover with another tray placed upside down on top. But recently flat trays are common, so maybe it's impossible to do?
* Step 20
If you want to eat freshly baked bread in the morning, form the shapes you want the night before and keep them in the refrigerator for the last rising. Since that will slow down the rising process, when you take them out in the morning, you can bake them after they swell up.
* Step 21
You can freeze both the dough and the baked bread. (The taste will lessen though.) Thaw the dough slowly in the refrigerator. (Make sure you take into account the time it takes to knead the dough too.)
* Step 22
The amount of water will change depending on the season.
Note: if there is a photo you can click to enlarge it
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