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Beginner's recipe for single-fermentation toast

Beginner's recipe for single-fermentation toast

2026-02-10 11:35:36 · · #1
Beginner's Guide to Single-Fermentation Toast
This amount of sugar is what I personally find not sweet enough; I'm saving it for next time in case I forget.

Materials

High-gluten flour
520 grams
Salt
4 grams
yeast
5 grams
Fine sugar
50 grams
milk
250 ml
butter
40 grams
egg
2

Steps for making a first-fermentation toast

Step 1
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Put all ingredients except butter and salt into a stand mixer and mix at speed 3 for 3 minutes until there is no dry powder, then mix at speed 5 for 5 minutes to form a rough membrane.

Step 2

Add salt and butter, mix on speed 3 for 3 minutes until well combined, then mix on speed 5 for 8 minutes until a 78% film forms.

Step 3
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Divide into 6 portions of 160 grams each, let rest for 10 minutes, then roll into beef tongue shapes.

Step 4
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Proof in a 33°C oven for 2 hours

Step 5
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Bake at 170°C for 30 minutes

Step 6

Notes: I didn't have a thermometer, so when kneading the dough, I put it in the freezer for 5 minutes after mixing it completely. Then, after kneading for 5 minutes, I stopped every minute to check the gluten development to avoid over-kneading. I chose a single fermentation to save time. Also, I didn't add hot water during fermentation, so the surface was a bit dry. I didn't keep a close eye on it during baking, so the browning was a bit dark. The first batch I made was still soft even after three days. I'll try again next time and hope to do better?

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