In a large bowl, put the flour and add the salt
Add 3 tablespoons of sugar to the milk
Then add a spoonful of yeast to the milk and stir well
Make sure that the surface of the milk cup appears to be bubbling (this is a sign of the quality of the yeast). leave it for about 10 to 20 MIN
Put all the ingredients in a food processor and leave it for 10 minutes to eat (the kneading should be done well)
To make sure that the kneading is done well, the kneading plate must be clean and the dough is homogeneous
Roll the dough into a large ball
Cover the dough for 10 minutes
After 10 minutes, cut the dough into approximately equal pieces (the weight of each piece does not exceed 70 grams).
Shape the dough pieces into small balls (spray the surface of the dough with a little oil)
Apply the smooth side of the dough sticking to the surface
Roll out the dough until it reaches an oval shape
Roll the dough from the sides
The shape after rolling the edges of the dough
Flip the dough over to the other side, making sure to seal the dough tightly
The final shape after closing the edges of the dough
Roll the dough twice and this will be the final shape of the dough for Egyptian Fino Bread
Cover the dough with a plastic bag greased with oil and leave it to ferment for an hour if you live in a temperate area, but if you live in a cold area, you should leave the dough for two hoursWhen the Egyptian fino bread doubles in size, this is an indication that the dough is ready Brush the surface of the dough with a little milk or eggs and put it in the oven at 180 degrees for 15 minutes
The final look after the bread came out of the oven