Japanese Salt Bread(日式鹽麵包)


Japanese Salt Bread(日式鹽麵包)
Japanese Salt Bread(日式鹽麵包)
Japanese Salt Bread(日式鹽麵包)
Japanese Salt Bread(日式鹽麵包)

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. 1st 25 minutes (initial dough formation)
  2. Start by adding all ingredients except for butter to a clean mixing bowl
    Start by adding all ingredients except for butter to a clean mixing bowl Start by adding all ingredients except for butter to a clean mixing bowl
  3. Mix until there is no dry ingredient, and knead for about a minute so that a rough dough is formed
    Mix until there is no dry ingredient, and knead for about a minute so that a rough dough is formed Mix until there is no dry ingredient, and knead for about a minute so that a rough dough is formed
  4. Let rest aside for 25 minutes
    Let rest aside for 25 minutes
  5. 2nd 25 minutes (knead with butter)
  6. Once 25 minutes is up, add the partially melted butter into the dough
    Once 25 minutes is up, add the partially melted butter into the dough
  7. Mix until butter is fully absorbed into the dough and there’s no greasiness on your hands
    Mix until butter is fully absorbed into the dough and there’s no greasiness on your hands Mix until butter is fully absorbed into the dough and there’s no greasiness on your hands
  8. Cover up and let rest for 25 minutes
    Cover up and let rest for 25 minutes
  9. Set 1 (stretch & fold)
  10. Let’s prepare for the first stretch and fold. Start by dampen your fingertips so that the dough doesn’t stick onto your fingers
    Let’s prepare for the first stretch and fold. Start by dampen your fingertips so that the dough doesn’t stick onto your fingers
  11. First, stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock
    First, stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock First, stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock
  12. Then, rotate by 90 degrees and do the same thing: stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock
    Then, rotate by 90 degrees and do the same thing: stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock Then, rotate by 90 degrees and do the same thing: stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock Then, rotate by 90 degrees and do the same thing: stretch out the edge of the dough at 12 o’clock direction and fold it down to 6 o’clock
  13. Then again on the 3rd edge
    Then again on the 3rd edge Then again on the 3rd edge
  14. And finally the last side
    And finally the last side And finally the last side
  15. Once that done, let rest aside for 25 minutes. That is 1 set, and you need to do this 3 sets in total and 25 minutes resting in between
    Once that done, let rest aside for 25 minutes. That is 1 set, and you need to do this 3 sets in total and 25 minutes resting in between
  16. Set 2 (stretch & fold)
  17. 25 minutes later:
    25 minutes later:
  18. 2nd set of stretch
    2nd set of stretch
  19. And fold for all sides. Let rest aside for 25 minutes
    And fold for all sides. Let rest aside for 25 minutes
  20. Set 3 (stretch & fold)
  21. Last set of stretch and fold
    Last set of stretch and fold
  22. And this time you should see a dough with smooth surface
    And this time you should see a dough with smooth surface
  23. Let proof in a warm place until it has grown 1.5x in size (took about 1 hour)
    Let proof in a warm place until it has grown 1.5x in size (took about 1 hour)
  24. Shaping
  25. While waiting for the dough to proof, you can prepare the butter filling by cutting the 60 g of butter into 6 small pieces of 10 g each. Remember to put it back to the fridge so it doesn’t melt
    While waiting for the dough to proof, you can prepare the butter filling by cutting the 60 g of butter into 6 small pieces of 10 g each. Remember to put it back to the fridge so it doesn’t melt While waiting for the dough to proof, you can prepare the butter filling by cutting the 60 g of butter into 6 small pieces of 10 g each. Remember to put it back to the fridge so it doesn’t melt
  26. Once proofing is done, poke your finger with flour into the dough. The dough should be bouncing back up very slowly
    Once proofing is done, poke your finger with flour into the dough. The dough should be bouncing back up very slowly Once proofing is done, poke your finger with flour into the dough. The dough should be bouncing back up very slowly
  27. Transfer the dough onto a rolling mat with flour
    Transfer the dough onto a rolling mat with flour Transfer the dough onto a rolling mat with flour
  28. Roll out the dough to remove air bubbles, and cut it into 6 even smaller doughs
    Roll out the dough to remove air bubbles, and cut it into 6 even smaller doughs
  29. You should shape and form a sphere as shown
    You should shape and form a sphere as shown
  30. After that, you need to form a cone shape as demonstrated
    After that, you need to form a cone shape as demonstrated After that, you need to form a cone shape as demonstrated
  31. Then, slightly flatten the dough by rolling the top and bottom part
    Then, slightly flatten the dough by rolling the top and bottom part Then, slightly flatten the dough by rolling the top and bottom part
  32. And elongate the whole dough as shown
    And elongate the whole dough as shown
  33. Continue to repeat step 26 until you get a long thin dough
    Continue to repeat step 26 until you get a long thin dough
  34. Then you can take out the prepared butter and a small bowl of water
    Then you can take out the prepared butter and a small bowl of water
  35. Put a piece of butter about 2cm down the top
    Put a piece of butter about 2cm down the top
  36. Dampen the edge of the dough with water
    Dampen the edge of the dough with water Dampen the edge of the dough with water
  37. Start to roll down the dough gently
    Start to roll down the dough gently Start to roll down the dough gently
  38. Until something like this. Remember to let the end tip facing downwards
    Until something like this. Remember to let the end tip facing downwards
  39. Repeat for the remaining 5 doughs and put on a baking tray
    Repeat for the remaining 5 doughs and put on a baking tray
  40. Place the tray somewhere warm and let it proof the 2nd time for about 45 minutes
    Place the tray somewhere warm and let it proof the 2nd time for about 45 minutes
  41. Preheat the oven to 210°C for at least 10 minutes
    Preheat the oven to 210°C for at least 10 minutes
  42. Before sending the breads into the oven, spray the breads with water very generously
    Before sending the breads into the oven, spray the breads with water very generously
  43. Let bake in 210°C for 15 minutes and 220°C for another 5 minutes
    Let bake in 210°C for 15 minutes and 220°C for another 5 minutes
  44. Once done, the salt breads should be sizzling hot
    Once done, the salt breads should be sizzling hot
  45. Brush the breads with melted butter
    Brush the breads with melted butter
  46. And sprinkle some coarse salt for extra flavour
    And sprinkle some coarse salt for extra flavour
  47. Once done, enjoy while hot!
    Once done, enjoy while hot! Once done, enjoy while hot!
Languages
Japanisches Salzbrot - Deutsch (German) version
Pan de sal japonés - Español (Spanish) version
Pain salé japonais - Français (French) version
Roti Garam Jepang - Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) version
Pane al sale giapponese - Italiana (Italian) version
日本の塩パン - 日本語 (Japanese) version
일본식 소금빵 - 한국인 (Korean) version
ขนมปังเกลือญี่ปุ่น - แบบไทย (Thai) version
Japanese Salt Bread(日式盐面包) - 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese) version
Japanese Salt Bread(日式鹽麵包) - 香港繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese - Hong Kong) version