The Christmas atmosphere is full, matcha taro puree Christmas tree bread!
Merry Christmas!

Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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First, add all the ingredients listed in the picture except the butter to the cooking machine
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Turn on slow speed to mix evenly, and then turn on quickly stir to create a thick film
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Add the butter and mix slowly
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Finally stir out the glove film
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Take out 100 grams of the stirred dough, add cocoa powder, and knead well with your hands
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Place the dough in a fermentation box and let it rise at 30 degrees for 1 hour
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Now prepare the bread filling, cut the taro into cubes and steam it
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Then add the steamed taro to the other ingredients in the picture, mix them together, and let them cool for later use
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Divide the fermented matcha dough into 50 grams each, and the chocolate dough into 10 grams each
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Roll and relax for a while
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Roll out the loose matcha dough into triangles
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Turn over and wrap in the taro filling
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The three corners are pinched tightly
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Place the oven side down on a baking sheet and roll the chocolate dough into long strips
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Press underneath the matcha dough
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After cooking, ferment at 32 degrees for 40-60 minutes
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The fermented Christmas tree is cut out with scissors to shape the leaves
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Preheat the oven to 180 degrees on top and 170 on the bottom and bake for 12-15 minutes. If your oven temperature is too high, cover the surface with a piece of tin foil in time to prevent over-coloring
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