I cooked my tangzhong to the thick paste consistency until lines formed as you mentioned.
Actually, I didn't use a thermometer every time
I cooked tangzhong.
Don't ever
cook tangzhong too long and too thick.
Not exact matches
When
cooking, swirl a balloon beater, you should've easily seen those lines when the
tangzhong is done.
To Karen,
Tangzhong is a kind of «paste» by
cooking 1 part of flour with 5 parts of water.
@naomi: For making
tangzhong, the mixture of bread flour and water are
cooked to 65C, according to the cookbook, «65 °C 湯種麵包» (Bread Doctor).
:) It's called «
tangzhong», basically a kind of flour paste,
cooked by 1 part of bread flour with 5 parts of water.
The
tangzhong is supposed to be
cooked to 60C.