Crispy Salt Bread Rolls 2.0

Other★★ Intermediate72min

Prep 72m ·
16 Servings

Method

Flavor

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IngredientsWhat you'll need for Crispy Salt Bread Rolls 2.0

Ingredient Amount Notes
Dough (16 rolls)
Bread flour (Sakura) 300
French flour (Noguchi medium strength) 200
Fresh yeast 15
Milk powder 10
Granulated sugar 12.5
Salt 8.5
Water 355
Butter 20
Old dough (levain) 120
Filling butter
Salted butter 7

Crispy Salt Bread Rolls 2.0

Ingredients

  • Dough (16 rolls)
  • 300 Bread flour (Sakura)
  • 200 French flour (Noguchi medium strength)
  • 15 Fresh yeast
  • 10 Milk powder
  • 12.5 Granulated sugar
  • 8.5 Salt
  • 355 Water
  • 20 Butter
  • 120 Old dough (levain)
  • Filling butter
  • 7 Salted butter

Instructions

  1. Combine all dough ingredients except butter in a stand mixer bowl. Mix on low speed (1-2) for 30 seconds until no dry flour remains, then increase to speed 5. After 6-8 minutes, as gluten develops,
  2. Add softened butter
  3. Mix on speed 3 until butter is incorporated, then increase to speed 5-6 and knead until the dough can stretch into a thin, elastic membrane (windowpane test).
  4. Remove and shape into a round. Dough temperature should be 24-26°C. Place in a covered container and let rise at 25-28°C for bulk fermentation.
  5. After about 50 minutes, the dough should double in size.
  6. Divide the fermented dough into approximately 65g portions.
  7. Round each piece and cover. Refrigerate to relax for 25-35 minutes. If using a proofing box at 25-26°C, relax for 15-20 minutes.
  8. Take out the relaxed dough and flatten it
  9. Fold as shown in the picture,
  10. To form a shape that is thicker at one end and thinner at the other
  11. Continue to roll the thin end to make it more pointed
  12. Shape all pieces, seal well, and refrigerate to relax for at least 30 minutes. Note: If making the next day, you can freeze the teardrop-shaped dough for 1-2 hours until firm, then transfer to 2-4°C refrigerator overnight. The next day, let it warm slightly to regain extensibility before shaping.
  13. Roll the relaxed teardrop dough into a long triangle. Start rolling from about 1/3 of the dough, rolling upward and downward.
  14. When rolling downward, gently hold the tip with your left hand and slowly roll with the rolling pin. Flip over and roll again to elongate into a long triangle shape. Place a butter piece inside.
  15. Roll up from the wide end toward the tip, with the seam facing down
  16. Complete all rolls
  17. Proof at 28-30°C with 80% humidity until doubled in size, about 2 times larger. After proofing, sprinkle a little coarse sea salt on top.
  18. For E9 deck oven: inject steam for 6 seconds after loading, bake at top 240°C / bottom 185°C for about 16 minutes;
  19. For S80 4th generation convection oven: preheat to 220°C, spray water on the dough surface before loading, then bake at 200°C for 15 minutes.
  20. Tap the pan to release and cool on a rack.
  21. Left: deck oven, Right: convection oven
  22. Store sealed in freezer. To reheat, spray with water and bake for 3-5 minutes in a small oven or air fryer.

Cooking StepsHow to cook Crispy Salt Bread Rolls 2.0 step by step

  1. Step 1 Detail

    Combine all dough ingredients except butter in a stand mixer bowl. Mix on low speed (1-2) for 30 seconds until no dry flour remains, then increase to speed 5. After 6-8 minutes, as gluten develops,

  2. Step 2 Detail

    Add softened butter

  3. Step 3 Detail

    Mix on speed 3 until butter is incorporated, then increase to speed 5-6 and knead until the dough can stretch into a thin, elastic membrane (windowpane test).

  4. Step 4 Detail

    Remove and shape into a round. Dough temperature should be 24-26°C. Place in a covered container and let rise at 25-28°C for bulk fermentation.

  5. Step 5 Detail

    After about 50 minutes, the dough should double in size.

  6. Step 6 Detail

    Divide the fermented dough into approximately 65g portions.

  7. Step 7 Detail

    Round each piece and cover. Refrigerate to relax for 25-35 minutes. If using a proofing box at 25-26°C, relax for 15-20 minutes.

  8. Step 8 Detail

    Take out the relaxed dough and flatten it

  9. Step 9 Detail

    Fold as shown in the picture,

  10. Step 10 Detail

    To form a shape that is thicker at one end and thinner at the other

  11. Step 11 Detail

    Continue to roll the thin end to make it more pointed

  12. Step 12 Detail

    Shape all pieces, seal well, and refrigerate to relax for at least 30 minutes. Note: If making the next day, you can freeze the teardrop-shaped dough for 1-2 hours until firm, then transfer to 2-4°C refrigerator overnight. The next day, let it warm slightly to regain extensibility before shaping.

  13. Step 13 Detail

    Roll the relaxed teardrop dough into a long triangle. Start rolling from about 1/3 of the dough, rolling upward and downward.

  14. Step 14 Detail

    When rolling downward, gently hold the tip with your left hand and slowly roll with the rolling pin. Flip over and roll again to elongate into a long triangle shape. Place a butter piece inside.

  15. Step 15 Detail

    Roll up from the wide end toward the tip, with the seam facing down

  16. Step 16 Detail

    Complete all rolls

  17. Step 17 Detail

    Proof at 28-30°C with 80% humidity until doubled in size, about 2 times larger. After proofing, sprinkle a little coarse sea salt on top.

  18. Step 18 Detail

    For E9 deck oven: inject steam for 6 seconds after loading, bake at top 240°C / bottom 185°C for about 16 minutes;

  19. Step 19 Detail

    For S80 4th generation convection oven: preheat to 220°C, spray water on the dough surface before loading, then bake at 200°C for 15 minutes.

  20. Step 20 Detail

    Tap the pan to release and cool on a rack.

  21. Step 21 Detail

    Left: deck oven, Right: convection oven

  22. Step 22 Detail

    Store sealed in freezer. To reheat, spray with water and bake for 3-5 minutes in a small oven or air fryer.

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