
The recipe:
Ingredients: 250 grs
.
flour 30 grams.
5 g sugar. salt 1 piece egg
7 gm.
dry yeast 100 mls of warm water
50 grs.
softened butter 30 grams.
milk powder 1 / 2 teaspoon of orange
1 tablespoon anise seeds
c / n sesame seeds (sesame) to decorate
Procedure:
This time I prepare in the blender and I did as follows using the dough hook:
In a bowl mix the flour and yeast and set aside.
Place in mixer bowl butter, sugar, salt, egg and milk powder and mix to incorporate well. Start
add the flour mixture with yeast and go slowly adding warm water until dough is smooth and elastic.
Since our ground this with very good consistency in the end we added the essence of orange and anise seeds and knead well to become members, place in a bowl greased with a little oil and cover with a tea towel or a plastic and leave to double volume.
After the standing time and decorate the loaves formed (in the traditional pan de muerto is here on the blog is a step by step how to make breads) . Allow to ferment again
painted with egg, sprinkle with sesame seeds or sesame seeds and bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 15 to 20 minutes depending on the size of their loaves I made of 80 grams. approx. and were ready in 18 minutes approx.
Place in mixer bowl butter, sugar, salt, egg and milk powder and mix to incorporate well. Start
add the flour mixture with yeast and go slowly adding warm water until dough is smooth and elastic.
Since our ground this with very good consistency in the end we added the essence of orange and anise seeds and knead well to become members, place in a bowl greased with a little oil and cover with a tea towel or a plastic and leave to double volume.
After the standing time and decorate the loaves formed (in the traditional pan de muerto is here on the blog is a step by step how to make breads) . Allow to ferment again
painted with egg, sprinkle with sesame seeds or sesame seeds and bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 15 to 20 minutes depending on the size of their loaves I made of 80 grams. approx. and were ready in 18 minutes approx.





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