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以假乱真的全麦面包| 没有一滴油没有全麦粉

想吃全麥面包，家裏又沒有全麥粉，我就想著這樣做做看。

咬上成品第一口的感覺，成品簡直驚著我了，太好吃了！

外皮稍稍有一點點硬，內部卻異常柔軟，而且沒有一滴油，

有的是果幹和對身體益處頗多的芝麻，

非常健康的一款面包，強烈推薦！

原创作者菜菜籽麻麻酱

食材

高筋面粉270g	冰牛奶180g
紅糖20g	鹽3g
幹酵母3g	紅棗幹40g
葡萄幹70g	熟芝麻適量

以假乱真的全麦面包的做法步骤

1. 將除了果幹（葡萄幹、紅棗幹）和熟芝麻之外的材料依次加入面包機內，先是冰牛奶，接著一角鹽，一角紅糖，接著是高筋面粉，最後是中間戳個小洞撒入幹酵母。啓動和面程序，時間爲20分鍾左右。

2. 面團達到擴展階段，加入果幹！再次啓動和面程序，設定爲12分鍾！

3. 油紙上撒上少量高筋面粉，取出面團，上下左右拉扯一下再揉成團。

4. 將面團放入烤箱發酵一小時，發至兩倍大小左右即可。也可以室溫發酵。

5. 取出發酵好的面團排氣，擀平成橢圓形，然後卷起來。

6. 再次放入烤箱，進行第二次發酵，發酵半小時左右。

7. 取出發酵好的面包胚，輕輕拍上一層水，然後撒上熟的白芝麻、黑芝麻，也可以根據自己的喜好加入其他的雜糧之類的。與此同時，烤箱預熱180度8分鍾。

8. 烤箱180度烤30分鍾左右。成品出來了，口感太驚人了，果香四溢，我差點以爲自己做的是全麥面包，這是我做過那麽多面包蛋糕以來兒子最喜歡吃的一款！

小貼士

發酵的時候，底部放個裝水的托盤，會使面包內部更加松軟！

冰牛奶指的是冷藏過的純牛奶哦！

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