How to Enjoy Royal Bread
Bake the royal bread., Make dough with these provided you use fresh milk instead of water while kneading. , After the dough is made, cover it with a cloth in a tray and leave it for about 20 minutes. , Shape it to bread and bake inside an oven just...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Bake the royal bread.
Take wheat flour, a little yeast, little banana, dried apples, minute pieces of strawberries, very little mango juice, very little orange juice, some colorful cherries and a little salt. -
Step 2: Make dough with these provided you use fresh milk instead of water while kneading.
,,, Further divide the slices into half. , Make a thick sugar syrup by cooking it in high flame.
Then, pour this syrup into a large open utensil. ,,, Garnish with crystallized sugar/honey & sliced coconut's flesh(known as bhura in India). , -
Step 3: After the dough is made
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Step 4: cover it with a cloth in a tray and leave it for about 20 minutes.
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Step 5: Shape it to bread and bake inside an oven just as a real bread (sweet smell will start coming after the bread is baked).
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Step 6: Take your bread out and cut into slices.
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Step 7: Take a pan and put sugar into it and add little less than(AMOUNT OF SUGAR)of water.
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Step 8: In the same pan
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Step 9: heat and melt butter or ghee(Indian salt less butter) and shallow fry your bread slices into it till golden brown.
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Step 10: Put these fried bread slices into the sweet syrup for about an hour or half for bread to soak the syrup completely.
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Step 11: Take out the bread slices and spread onto a plate.
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Step 12: eat and enjoy the delicious
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Step 13: healthy and royal breakfast!
Detailed Guide
Take wheat flour, a little yeast, little banana, dried apples, minute pieces of strawberries, very little mango juice, very little orange juice, some colorful cherries and a little salt.
,,, Further divide the slices into half. , Make a thick sugar syrup by cooking it in high flame.
Then, pour this syrup into a large open utensil. ,,, Garnish with crystallized sugar/honey & sliced coconut's flesh(known as bhura in India). ,
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