The Famous Taiwanese Dirty Bun 台湾流行的肮脏包

Ingredients : ( for 4 buns )
6 pcs 5" square pastry puff, cut into half
60gm chocolate, divide into 4 portions
1 egg yolk mixed with 1 tspn milk for glazing

Ingredients for chocolate ganish :
150gm chocolate, chopped
150ml full cream milk
1/2 cup cocoa powder for dusting

Method :
(1) divide all pastry into half, then arrange pastry one after another by overlapping the edges, before that brush tiny a bit of egg glazing to each edges.
(2) place in the chopped chocolate to one end and then roll it up like a swiss roll.

** Tips : roll it loosely so that the pastry will works better during the expansion while baking it.

(3) now, place all rolled pastry to baking tray lined with silicon sheet. Brush with egg glazing then go straight into the preheated oven and bake for 20-25 minutes at 230'C or till nicely puff & brown.

(4) once its done, leave to cool till room temperature. For time being, combine chocolate ganish ingredients into a double boiler and let it sit there till chocolate melted. Then beat till smooth & well cooperated.

(5) next, spread chocolate mixture over the pastry. Its OK eventhough you don't have a smooth spread. >0< cause you're about to mess up the pastry soon. haha....

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