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| Ingredient | Amount | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| High-gluten flour | 100g | ||
| Dry yeast | 1g | ||
| Water | 100g | ||
| High-gluten flour | 400g | ||
| Milk powder | 20g | ||
| Dry yeast | 4g | ||
| Salt | 4g | ||
| White sugar | 50g | ||
| Whole egg liquid | About 90g (2 eggs) | ||
| Milk | 145g | ||
| Butter | 50g | ||
| Butter (for filling) | 35g | ||
| Powdered sugar | 30g | ||
| Whole egg liquid (for filling) | 40g | ||
| Milk powder (for filling) | 15g | ||
| Condensed milk | 6g | ||
| Coconut flakes | 65g |

First, make the Polish starter: dissolve dry yeast in warm water, add high-gluten flour, and mix until no dry powder remains. Smooth the surface and mark it.


The fermented Polish starter will have bubbles at the bottom and a honeycomb structure inside. In this state, it can be used directly or stored in the refrigerator overnight.

Put the main dough ingredients (except butter) and the Polish starter into the stand mixer. Mix on low speed until no dry flour remains, then switch to high speed.


Continue mixing until a thin film (windowpane stage) forms. The dough temperature should be around 26°C when finished.



After fermentation, press down to deflate the dough and divide into two equal portions.




Spread coconut filling evenly (see coconut filling recipe below; can be prepared during the first fermentation).










Bake in the oven at 155°C for 35 minutes. Cover with foil after about 10 minutes to prevent over-browning.




Add egg liquid in three portions. Add the first portion and beat with an electric mixer until smooth.



