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中种法| 性感的豹纹吐司

原创作者抹茶杏仁芬

食材

高筋面粉（冷藏中種）210克	水（冷藏中種）120克
鹽（冷藏中種）2克	酵母（冷藏中種）2克
高筋面粉90克	鮮奶75克
糖30克	鹽1克
酵母1.5克	無鹽奶油25克
可可粉2.5t	咖啡粉1.5t

豹紋吐司的做法步驟

1. 1.先將中種材料中的酵母溶于水中，用筷子攪勻後加入中種材料中的高粉和鹽，用手揉成表面柔滑的面團（手揉約5分鍾），覆蓋保鮮膜入冰箱冷藏17小時以上備用（不超過3天）。

2. 發酵完成的中種面團。

3. 制作面團，取出冷藏發酵後的中種面團用手撕成小塊後與主面團裏除去無鹽奶油外的所有材料混合後攪拌至表面光滑，放入切成小塊的無鹽奶油繼續攪拌至完全階段；分割面團成一份236克和兩份157克的三份面團，兩份小面團分別加入可可粉和咖啡粉（如果太幹可以加入一點點清水）分別揉勻後，覆蓋保鮮膜松弛25分鍾。（即白面團占3/7，咖啡面團和可可面團各占2/7）

4. 三種顔色的面團都均分成12等分，分別滾圓後覆蓋保鮮膜松弛10分鍾。

5. 咖啡色面團擀開後翻面卷起成條狀松弛片刻。

6. 可可面團相同操作。

7. 咖啡色面團搓長至13～15CM左右，可可色面團擀開成相同長度的片裝

8. 使之可以包住咖啡色面團約2/3的表面，松弛片刻；白色面團同樣擀開後翻面卷起成條狀，松弛片刻後再次擀開成片裝

9. 使之可以完全包住做法6的面團，接口處捏緊。

10. 依次完成12條面團後，把面團搓長至比模具略長的樣子

11. 疊放在一起。

12. 兩頭捏緊

13. 放入烤模開始二發。

14. 二發至九分滿，加蓋送入預熱180度的烤箱，烘烤35～40分鍾。

15. 烘烤結束立刻脫模，移至烤架上放涼

小貼士

1.整形時間較長，需要全程覆蓋保鮮膜，防止表皮變幹。2.整形較複雜的面團，含水量不宜太高，以不粘手即可，制作面團時請預留10%的液體，視情況加入。3.全程可適量使用手粉，但不宜太多。4.面團擀開時回縮幅度大說明面筋還沒有松弛到位，需要繼續松弛。5.烤箱的時間和溫度僅供參考，請以各家實際情況做調整。6.咖啡粉和可可粉用于調色，可根據現有材料作調整。

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