Japanese milk bread
Borotho jwa mashi jwa Sejapane (食パン, shokupan), jo gape bo bidiwang borotho jwa
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Type | Yeasted wheat bread |
Course | Snack, meal |
Main ingredients | Wheat, milk |
Ingredients generally used | Egg, yeast, sugar, salt |
Similar dishes | Sandwich bread |
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mashi jwa Hokkaido, kgotsa borotho jwa mashi fela mo metsweding ya Seesimane, ke borotho jo bo bosweu jo bo boleta jo gantsi bo rekisiwang kwa mabenkeleng a go baka a kwa Asia, segolobogolo a Sejapane. Le fa gone borotho e se dijo tsa setso tsa Sejapane, bo ne jwa simolola go dirisiwa thata morago ga Ntwa ya Lefatshe II, mme mofuta ono wa borotho o ne wa nna sejo se se rategang thata.
Bomorago le histori
fetolaBorotho jo bosweu jo bo boleta bo ratiwa thata kwa Asia, segolo thata kwa Japane, mme bo na le maemo a a kwa godimo koo.[1] [2] Borotho e ne e se dijo tsa setso kwa Japane, mme e ne ya tsenngwa mo tirisong ya go apaya koo morago ga karabo ya Amerika go tlhaelo ya raese ya kwa Japane morago ga Ntwa ya Bobedi ya Lefatshe e akareditse thomelo ya thuso ya korong. [3]Mokgwa wa borotho o ne wa tuma kwa ntle ga Asia ka dingwaga tsa bo 2020.[4][5][6]
Maina a mangwe a yone ke Hokkaido milk bread, shokupan, le pai bao. [7]Shokupan e kaya "go ja senkgwe" kgotsa "senkgwe sa dijo" kgotsa "senkgwe se se tlwaelegileng"; [8] kwa Japane mofuta ono o tsewa e le senkgwe se se tlwaelegileng sa naga eo, koo e leng sejo se se tlwaelegileng sa mo mosong kgotsa se jewa jaaka sejo sa motshegare. E dirwa kwa mabenkeleng a le mantsi a go baka kwa dinageng tsa Asia.
Tlhaloso
fetolaMokwadi wa New York Times wa dijo Julia Moskin o e tlhalosa jaaka "kgakgamatso ya boenjeniri: e bongola mme e se e e tswakantsweng, e nonne mme e le motlhofo, e lekalekane magareng ga e e botshe le e e letswai". E boleta e bile e le botshe mme e na le moroko o o tsididi, o o borethe e bile e le o o tlhafunwang. [9] Ka kakaretso e boleta e bile e le botshe go na le borotho jo bo tlwaelegileng jwa disendwatshi jo bo bontshiwang mo diseleng tsa borotho tsa mabenkele a magolo mme ga e botshe jaaka brioche.[10]The Guardian e ne ya e bitsa "anti-sourdough". [11]
Dintlha le mefuta
fetolaBupi bo a nontshiwa mme bo dirwa ka tangzhong, mofuta wa roux. [12]Tiriso ya tangzhong e thusa go boloka borotho bo le boša ka lobaka lo lo leele. Diteng tse di tlwaelegileng di akaretsa bupi, mashi a a tletseng, botoro, yeast, letswai, sukiri mme gantsi le mae.[13]Tangzhong e a apewa le go tsidifadiwa, go tswa foo e tswakanngwe le metswako e e setseng e bo e gadikwa go bopa bupi jo bo boleta, jo bo kgomarelang jo gantsi bo kgaoganngwang le go bopiwa ka dirolo di le dintsi mme bo bewa ka tsela e e kgabaganyang mo dipaneng tsa borotho gore di tlhatloge pele ga go baka, go felela ka ponalo e e kgethegileng.
Metswedi
fetola- ↑ Moskin, Julia (22 April 2014). "Three Recipes to Savor to the Last Crumb (Published 2014)". The New York Times. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[1]
- ↑ Imada, Kaila (13 February 2023). "What makes shokupan so popular – and where you can buy it". Time Out Tokyo. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[2]
- ↑ Krader, Kate (18 September 2019). "Japanese Milk Bread Is Coming for Your Lunch". Bloomberg News. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[3]
- ↑ Beckett, Lois (11 December 2022). "LA's 'orgasmic' $18 Japanese milk bread sells out in seconds every day". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[4]
- ↑ Trinh, Jean (9 November 2022). "LA's Latest Hot-Ticket Food Item Is a Plush Loaf of Japanese Bread Baked in a Ghost Kitchen". Eater LA. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[5]
- ↑ Sims, Alex (28 December 2022). "That hyped £11 milk bread has arrived in London". Time Out London. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[6]
- ↑ Moskin, Julia (22 April 2014). "Three Recipes to Savor to the Last Crumb (Published 2014)". The New York Times. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
- ↑ Imada, Kaila (13 February 2023). "What makes shokupan so popular – and where you can buy it". Time Out Tokyo. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[7]
- ↑ Imada, Kaila (13 February 2023). "What makes shokupan so popular – and where you can buy it". Time Out Tokyo. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[8]
- ↑ Katayama, Akiko. "Why Is $18-A-Loaf Japanese 'Shokupan' Milk Bread So Popular?". Forbes. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[9]
- ↑ Hariharan, Annie (6 June 2021). "Shokupan is the anti-sourdough: the rise of Japanese milk bread". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 30 July 2023
- ↑ Moskin, Julia (22 April 2014). "Three Recipes to Savor to the Last Crumb (Published 2014)". The New York Times. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
- ↑ Imada, Kaila (13 February 2023). "What makes shokupan so popular – and where you can buy it". Time Out Tokyo. Retrieved 30 July 2023.[10]