Brushed it with egg yolk before baking. After the second proofing.
Green tea bread loaf after baking. The side is nicely rolled up like a swiss roll.
This is one pattern on one side of the bread...
while this is another pattern on the other of the bread!
As I rolled up the dough a few times, the red beans are folded a number of times. Close up on the red bean paste.
Recipe extracted from Happy Home Baking.
[Afternote: This bread is really nice, soft & tasty.]
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5 comments:
Oooh! That looks SO gorgeous. I've been dying to try making green tea red bean bread but couldn't seem to find a recipe. Today is my lucky day, however, and your loaf looks positively delicious. One question however: How did you get yours to be so GREEN? The pic from Happy Home Baking doesn't appear to be so green. More teaspoons of green tea, yeah?
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Hi,
Yes, her recipe is really good. Maybe my lighting was more orangy, thus the green was very obvious. I used the bakeable green tea powder from Phoon Huat. I like that green tea powder and has been using it very often for all my green tea bakes. :) Happy baking. After that, share your experience okay?
Jane
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Oooh! That looks SO gorgeous. I've been dying to try making green tea red bean bread but couldn't seem to find a recipe. Today is my lucky day, however, and your loaf looks positively delicious. One question however: How did you get yours to be so GREEN? The pic from Happy Home Baking doesn't appear to be so green. More teaspoons of green tea, yeah?
<3
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