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Prepare materials. -
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Add salt and sugar to the flour. -
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After adding other ingredients and kneading into a dough, add butter and continue mixing. -
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After the dough is kneaded, cover it with film and let it rise. -
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Prepare 170g of red bean paste filling, put it into a film and roll it out flat. -
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After the dough has risen, simply knead it evenly (no need to over-knead). -
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Roll the dough into a rectangular shape, add bean paste filling and spread it flat. -
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Wrap the bean paste filling in the dough, roll it into a rectangular shape and then roll it into a rectangular shape.Fold well. -
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Roll it out into a rectangular shape and fold it again (repeat 3 times). -
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Roll it out for the third time and fold it again. -
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Cut it into strips, divide the two strips into 1 group, divide them into 3 groups, and braid them into braids (I didn’t take pictures because my hands were covered with bean paste filling). -
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After braiding, place it in the toast box, close the lid and proceed with the second baking process. -
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The second rise is completed, and the bread dough is sprinkled with white sesame seeds. -
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Preheat the oven for 5 to 10 minutes, with the upper heat at 180 degrees and the lower heat at 170 degrees and bake for 28 to 30 minutes. -
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Freshly baked marble bean paste bread (the first time I made it was pretty good), with clear texture and distinct layers. -
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The cut marble bread has distinct layers, with a crispy outside and a soft inside, and a sweet bean paste filling. -
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Cut into pieces and serve, can be used as afternoon tea.