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#Sweet and Best #Cake >> Old-Style Shanghai #Bread










#SweetandBestCake >> Old-Style Shanghai Bread 


This time the cake is very delicious, it tastes sweet, crispy, and soft mixed into one and makes it very delicious. This cake is highly recommended for your sweet food lovers.


And you can make it yourself at home because the ingredients are easy to obtain and also still natural.


So, let's make this dish at home feel the sensation and adjust your taste ...





Fixings 

For the starter mixture: 

  • 200g universally handy flour (around 1 ½ glasses) 
  • 3g dynamic dry yeast (1 teaspoon) 
  • 12g sugar (1 tablespoon) 
  • 160 ml water (about ⅔ glass) 


For the completed mixture: 

  • 200g universally handy flour (around 1 ½ glasses) 
  • 5g salt (1 teaspoon) 
  • 50g sugar (about ¼ glass) 
  • 20g dried milk powder or non-dairy milk powder (around 3 tablespoons) 
  • 1 expansive egg 
  • 45 ml vegetable oil (around 3 tablespoons), in addition, to add to oil the skillet 
  • 15 ml water (around 1 tablespoon), just as required 


For the sugar syrup: 

  • 4g sugar (1 teaspoon) 
  • 10 ml water (2 teaspoons) 





Directions 

  1. In your blending bowl, mix together 200g (1 ½ glasses) universally handy flour, 3g (1 teaspoon) dynamic dry yeast, and 12g (1 tablespoon) sugar. Blend in 160ml (⅔ glass) water with an elastic spatula to make a wet starter mixture. Combine completely and rub the batter, at that point spread with a plate, and verification at room temperature (around 70 degrees F/21 degrees C) for 2 to 3 hours, until the wet mixture has extended with air bubbles (see my image for examination). 
  2. When the 2-3 hours have slipped by, put the sealed wet mixture once again into the blender. Include 200g (about 1½ mugs) generally useful flour, 5g (1 teaspoon) salt, 50g (1/4 glass) sugar, and 20 g (3 tablespoons) dried milk powder. Turn the blender on low, and include 1 extensive egg and 45 ml (3 tablespoons) vegetable oil. The mixture ought to be wet, however, can hold its shape. Just if the batter isn't wet enough, include the 1 tablespoon water 1 teaspoon at any given moment, just as required. You may require somewhat pretty much water contingent upon the stickiness in your kitchen. 
  3. When the mixture is smooth, rub the batter off the sides of the blending bowl and the batter snare, into a ball with an elastic spatula. Spread the blending bowl with a plate, and let it evidence inside your microwave or stove (entryway shut) with an expansive cup of bubbled water for 60 minutes until it duplicates in size. (Note that the microwave or stove ought to be off– – it's simply giving an encased domain) While the mixture is sealing, oil a portion skillet with vegetable oil. 
  4. Next, exchange the mixture to a clean and gently floured surface. I isolated the batter into 3 levels with pieces and folded them into 3 scaled down portions organized in the lubed portion skillet. Give it a chance to evidence one final time in your microwave or broiler (entryway shut) with a substantial cup of bubbled water for an hour until it duplicates in size. (Once more, the microwave or stove ought to be off.) 
  5. At the point when the mixture is nearly done sealing, preheat your stove to 375 degrees F/190 degrees C. Prepare the bread amidst the broiler for 28 - 33 minutes until the best is brilliant darker. While the bread is heating, set up the sugar syrup by blending 4g (1 teaspoon) sugar with 10 ml (2 teaspoons) water until the sugar completely breaks up. After it's finished heating, brush the bread with the sugar syrup while it's as yet sizzling to get that ideal brilliant rice shading. Give the bread a chance to cool for 5 minutes before expelling it from the skillet to a cooling rack. 
  6. For capacity, keep the bread in zip-lock sack, and it will remain new for a couple of days on the counter. In any case, in the mid-year, it's smarter to abandon it in the fridge.






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Click ==> Original recipe here :

https://thewoksoflife.com/2019/01/shanghai-bread/
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