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Add 260g of warm water + 100g of warm milk + 8g of yeast + 10g of salt + 12g of sugar and dissolve
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Melt 20g of salt-free butter and mix it in number , add 400g of gravity and 200g of strong flour, and heat it in a dough or kneader so that no raw powder is visible
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The dough that is rolled in a kneading machine
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Ferment at room temperature for 20 minutes (Also a tip to cover it with a cloth, keep it warm in a rice cooker, or keep it in a microwave oven!)
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Fermented dough
Fold it around 10 times
It activates gluten
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Ferment again at room temperature for 20 minutes and fold it around 10 times (this is called "non-paste method")
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After fermenting at room temperature for 30 minutes, remove the gas in the dough, divide it into about 65g pieces, and then cover it with a cloth and ferment for 15 minutes
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<Making salted butter>
1, Mix 100g of soft butter + 2g of salt
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2, Mix it well with a mini whisk
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3, Put butter on parchment paper
Roll it like gimbap
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4, To cut and use, make a rod shape and harden in the freezer
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Roll the dough into a conical shape with a rolling pin and roll it with 8g
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Roll it like this
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Panning at intervals on parchment paper
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Brush the dough with milk (the more milk you apply, the prettier it will pop)
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Lastly, sprinkle some salt
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Bake in an oven preheated to 200 for about 13 minutes
Butter is sizzling
If you want a crispy texture
You can use soft flour (400g) + strong flour (200g)