Corgi Butt Bread

It’s so adorable! I decided to recreate it, and it turned out perfectly well✌️ Corgi Butt Bread Ingredients 300 Bread flour 160 Milk 40 Sugar 5 Salt 3-5 Yeast 1 Egg For the Custard Filling: 2 Egg yolks 200-240 Milk 20-30 Sugar 20 Cornstarch 20 Butter Instructions Combine all ingredients except butter and salt in […]

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Prep
36m
Cook
1h
Total
1h 36m
Servings
8
Difficulty
Intermediate
Spice
1/5
Cuisine
Chinese

IngredientsWhat you'll need for Corgi Butt Bread

Ingredient Amount
Bread flour 300 as needed
Milk 160 as needed
Sugar 40 as needed
Salt 5 as needed
Yeast 3-5
Egg 1 as needed
For the Custard Filling:
Egg yolks 2 as needed
Milk 200-240
Sugar 20-30
Cornstarch 20 as needed
Butter 20 as needed
  • Bread flour300 as needed
  • Milk160 as needed
  • Sugar40 as needed
  • Salt5 as needed
  • Yeast3-5
  • Egg1 as needed
  • For the Custard Filling:
  • Egg yolks2 as needed
  • Milk200-240
  • Sugar20-30
  • Cornstarch20 as needed
  • Butter20 as needed

Cooking StepsHow to cook Corgi Butt Bread step by step

  1. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 1

    Combine all ingredients except butter and salt in a bowl. Knead the dough, then add softened butter and salt. Continue kneading until the dough passes the windowpane test (develops gluten).

  2. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 2

    Let the dough rise until doubled in size.

  3. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 3

    Divide the dough: make 8 pieces of 50g each (for the body), and 12 pieces of 3g each (for details). Shape the 50g pieces into carrot shapes (tapered at one end). Shape three of the 3g pieces into small balls. Attach two carrot-shaped pieces at their wider ends with a dab of water, then place a small ball on top to create the corgi butt shape. For the paws, attach two tiny balls to the narrow end of the carrot shape with water. Place in a 30°C oven to proof for 30-60 minutes until plump.

  4. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 4

    While the dough proofs, make the custard filling. Combine all custard ingredients except butter in a bowl and mix well. Strain into a small saucepan and cook over medium-low heat until slightly thickened. Remove from heat, add butter, and stir until smooth. Let cool completely.

  5. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 5

    Once the corgi butts have proofed and become plump, brush with egg wash. Bake at 170°C. Cover the center area with a round piece of foil during the last 10-15 minutes to prevent over-browning.

  6. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 6

    Doesn’t it look tempting?

  7. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 7

    After baking, give the pan a gentle tap to release steam.

  8. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 8

    Use chopsticks to poke a hole under the tail area, one on each side.

  9. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 9

    Pipe the custard filling into the holes.

  10. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 10

    Make sure to fill both sides.

  11. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 11

    Melt some chocolate and pipe small dots on the paws. Your custard-filled corgi butt bread is now complete!

  12. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 12

    This is what the finished product should look like.

  13. Corgi Butt Bread
    Step 13

    Isn’t it adorable? Absolutely perfect.

Corgi Butt Bread

It’s so adorable! I decided to recreate it, and it turned out perfectly well✌️ Corgi Butt Bread Ingredients 300 Bread flour 160 Milk 40 Sugar 5 Salt 3-5 Yeast 1 Egg For the Custard Filling: 2 Egg yolks 200-240 Milk 20-30 Sugar 20 Cornstarch 20 Butter Instructions Combine all ingredients except butter and salt in […]

Ingredients

  • 300 as needed Bread flour
  • 160 as needed Milk
  • 40 as needed Sugar
  • 5 as needed Salt
  • 3-5 Yeast
  • 1 as needed Egg
  • For the Custard Filling:
  • 2 as needed Egg yolks
  • 200-240 Milk
  • 20-30 Sugar
  • 20 as needed Cornstarch
  • 20 as needed Butter

Instructions

  1. Combine all ingredients except butter and salt in a bowl. Knead the dough, then add softened butter and salt. Continue kneading until the dough passes the windowpane test (develops gluten).

  2. Let the dough rise until doubled in size.

  3. Divide the dough: make 8 pieces of 50g each (for the body), and 12 pieces of 3g each (for details). Shape the 50g pieces into carrot shapes (tapered at one end). Shape three of the 3g pieces into small balls. Attach two carrot-shaped pieces at their wider ends with a dab of water, then place a small ball on top to create the corgi butt shape. For the paws, attach two tiny balls to the narrow end of the carrot shape with water. Place in a 30°C oven to proof for 30-60 minutes until plump.

  4. While the dough proofs, make the custard filling. Combine all custard ingredients except butter in a bowl and mix well. Strain into a small saucepan and cook over medium-low heat until slightly thickened. Remove from heat, add butter, and stir until smooth. Let cool completely.

  5. Once the corgi butts have proofed and become plump, brush with egg wash. Bake at 170°C. Cover the center area with a round piece of foil during the last 10-15 minutes to prevent over-browning.

  6. Doesn’t it look tempting?

  7. After baking, give the pan a gentle tap to release steam.

  8. Use chopsticks to poke a hole under the tail area, one on each side.

  9. Pipe the custard filling into the holes.

  10. Make sure to fill both sides.

  11. Melt some chocolate and pipe small dots on the paws. Your custard-filled corgi butt bread is now complete!

  12. This is what the finished product should look like.

  13. Isn’t it adorable? Absolutely perfect.

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