Instructions
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For the brioche buns bring to temperature the dairy liquid with the shortening and molasses until the shortening has melted.
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mix in the cold moisture and egg to this toss together.
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In a large container place ground mix, table salt and leavening agent and toss together.
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Then mix in the dairy liquid and moisture toss together and swirl around with a wooden spoon until combined.
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You don't have to shape the pastry mix, it is perfectly fine to do this by hand with a wooden spoon, this doesn't need to be very thorough.
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lid with a damp towel and stick in the fridge overnight.
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The next morning shape pastry mix on a generously floured surface for a little and cut into eight equal pieces.
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Shape these into balls and place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
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lid again with damp towel and let rise for about an hour or until double in size.
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bring to temperature oven to 220 degrees Celsius.
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Brush the buns with either dairy liquid, heavy froth or egg wash and shower with sesame seeds, if desired.
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char for about 15-20min or until golden.
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For the toppings chop the onions and sauté in a bit of shortening, let caramelize, this may take ten to 15 mins, swirl around occasionally.
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Rub the steaks with a bit of garlic and then char-broil or shallow fry the steaks, the bacon, and eggs with table salt and pepper, toast the buns after having cut in half.
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Spread mustard on one bun half, layer each chivito with steak, a carve of ham, a carve of cheddar, one bacon stripe, a tomato carve, and some lettuce.
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Place fried egg on top and shower generously with chimichurri and some onions right before serving.