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Daily Report (Making French Bread and Toast Bread) 21/08/2017

Hello guys.. welcome back at Rei's Kitchen..
Now I'm gonna tell you what I'm doing at my campus, So first the lecture gives us a task to make the French and Toast Bread, we were divided by two person each group and i team up with my friend Aya, well both of us isn't good at pastry but we already watch some video at YouTube and learn to make the French bread.
At the first time we were fail because the do is not kalis (Indonesian language that mean the dough isn't mix well), so Aya do some experiment that turn up to be successful, and the next we making a Toast bread but the dough isn't proofing enough and turn up to be an fail, so all the groups have to run for 3 turn for our punishment (so embarrassing), but after we do a re-make for the toast bread its become a good bread.
And the end of the class our lecture explain us a lot about our task on this blog, owhhh almost forgot today is our friend birthday her name is aulia, form this update i wanna say happy birthday to her i wish you read this.. all the best for yaaa

 
This all the groups from my class

i just have my french bread picture

We do manual mixing
Don't worry i have wash my hand

So, that's it.. today was crazy... i am so tired.. maybe because i am not fully recovery from my ill so my stamina is not on prime. i wish this update helped you a lot dont forget to share and comment below... happy monday and God bless cyaa... 

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