Kabocha Squash Twisted Bread Rolls Recipe by cookpad.japan
Cooking Instructions 1 Combine the milk and egg, and add enough cold water to make it 150 ml in total. Put it in a bread machine along with the rest of the dough ingredients and start the "dough" course. Let the machine complete the 1st rising. 2 Take the dough out and divide into 2 pieces. Round off each piece, cover with a tightly wrung out moistened kitchen towel, and rest for 15 minutes or so. 3 Roll out the dough to about a 20x30cm rectancle. Spread half the kabocha squash paste thinly and evenly on top. 4 Fold the dough into thirds. 5 Roll out with a rolling pin to blend the dough and paste together. 6 Cut into 5 pieces. 7 Make cuts in the dough with a pastry scraper or similar as shown. 8 Pinch the ends while stretching and twisting the dough. 9 Form a ring or knot the dough to form it. 10 Form the other half of the dough quickly in the same way. 11 Place the formed rolls on a kitchen parchment paper lined baking tray, and leave to rise (2nd rising) until the dough has doubled in volume, for about 30 to 40 minutes. 12 Sprinkle pumpkin seeds if you have them, and bake in a 190°C oven for 15 minutes. 13 These ones were brushed with an egg wash before baking. 14 This one was formed into a knot. It doesn't look as nice as the ring shaped rolls, but it does puff up better. 15 Variation: Roll up the dough after Step 3, cut into 3cm wide pieces, and brush the cut sides with egg yolk before baking. It won't have layers, but it's easy and delicious! 16 1 Combine the milk and egg, and add enough cold water to make it 150 ml in total. Put it in a bread machine along with the rest of the dough ingredients and start the "dough" course. Let the machine complete the 1st rising. 1 Combine the milk and egg, and add enough cold water to make it 150 ml in total. Put it in a bread machine along with the rest of the dough ingredients and start the "dough" course. Let the machine complete the 1st rising. 2 Take the dough out and divide into 2 pieces. Round off each piece, cover with a tightly wrung out moistened kitchen towel, and rest for 15 minutes or so. 2 Take the dough out and divide into 2 pieces. Round off each piece, cover with a tightly wrung out moistened kitchen towel, and rest for 15 minutes or so. 3 Roll out the dough to about a 20x30cm rectancle. Spread half the kabocha squash paste thinly and evenly on top. 3 Roll out the dough to about a 20x30cm rectancle. Spread half the kabocha squash paste thinly and evenly on top. 4 Fold the dough into thirds. 4 Fold the dough into thirds. 5 Roll out with a rolling pin to blend the dough and paste together. 5 Roll out with a rolling pin to blend the dough and paste together. 6 Cut into 5 pieces. 6 Cut into 5 pieces. 7 Make cuts in the dough with a pastry scraper or similar as shown. 7 Make cuts in the dough with a pastry scraper or similar as shown. 8 Pinch the ends while stretching and twisting the dough. 8 Pinch the ends while stretching and twisting the dough. 9 Form a ring or knot the dough to form it. 9 Form a ring or knot the dough to form it. 10 Form the other half of the dough quickly in the same way. 10 Form the other half of the dough quickly in the same way. 11 Place the formed rolls on a kitchen parchment paper lined baking tray, and leave to rise (2nd rising) until the dough has doubled in volume, for about 30 to 40 minutes. 11 Place the formed rolls on a kitchen parchment paper lined baking tray, and leave to rise (2nd rising) until the dough has doubled in volume, for about 30 to 40 minutes. 12 Sprinkle pumpkin seeds if you have them, and bake in a 190°C oven for 15 minutes. 12 Sprinkle pumpkin seeds if you have them, and bake in a 190°C oven for 15 minutes. 13 These ones were brushed with an egg wash before baking. 13 These ones were brushed with an egg wash before baking. 14 This one was formed into a knot. It doesn't look as nice as the ring shaped rolls, but it does puff up better. 14 This one was formed into a knot. It doesn't look as nice as the ring shaped rolls, but it does puff up better. 15 Variation: Roll up the dough after Step 3, cut into 3cm wide pieces, and brush the cut sides with egg yolk before baking. It won't have layers, but it's easy and delicious! 15 Variation: Roll up the dough after Step 3, cut into 3cm wide pieces, and brush the cut sides with egg yolk before baking. 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