
Health benefits
Cocoa powder: delay aging, antioxidant, anti-cancer and prevent cancer
White sugar: low protein
Ingredients
Flour ( 400g ) | Cocoa powder ( 30g ) |
Yeast ( 4 grams ) | White sugar ( Two tablespoons ) |
How to make Little Bear Steamed Buns

1. Divide the flour, yeast and sugar into two parts.This is white flour.Use warm water around 35 degrees to dissolve 2 grams of yeast and one tablespoon of sugar.Add it to the flour little by little and stir it into a large cotton ball.

2.Knead the dough, cover it with plastic wrap and let it ferment in a warm place

3.When the dough has doubled in size, press it with your fingers and it will rise without shrinking.

4.Put cocoa powder, yeast and sugar into the flour

5. Mix with warm water to form a dough and cover it Leave the plastic wrap in a warm place to ferment

6.The cocoa noodles are ready

7.Sprinkle dry flour on the dough board and knead the two-color dough until smooth

8.Take an appropriate amount of each, cut into about 30 grams, roll into a ball, and make a bear's head

9.Take another two colors and make them in order (from left to right) mouth, eyes, eye whites, ears, nose

10.Dip the chopsticks in water and stick the facial features on the bear's head, and do the same for the other colored bear

11. Cover everything with a damp cloth and ferment for twenty minutes

12.Put boiling water into the pot, steam over high heat for 20 minutes, turn off the heat when the time is up, and simmer for another two minutes

13. Take it out and eat it.Let it cool and put it in a food bag.Just heat it up the next time you eat it

14.Does it look good?

15.Come to all members

16.I like the little bear at the front!

17.Finished product picture
Tips
The cocoa is a bit bitter, so you can add more sugar in it; it looks complicated, but in fact It's quite simple; you can also put some stuffing in it; it's fun to make it not too big; mix the two colors of noodles together and the fermentation time will be almost the same.
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