
Ingredients
Milk ( appropriate amount ) | flour (appropriate amount) |
yeast ( Two bags ) | Spinach juice ( appropriate amount ) |
Sugar (appropriate amount) | Cocoa powder ( a little ) |
How to make pea pod steamed buns
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1.First make spinach juice.Blanch the washed spinach in boiling water for one minute

2.Then rinse with cold water

3.Put it into a food processor and grind it into spinach Mud

4.The thick spinach puree is very delicate

6.Put a bag of yeast in each, add a tablespoon of sugar in each and mix well

7. Then add 1.7 times the liquid amount of flour.Because it is spinach puree, you need to put a little less milk on the noodles.Also, I use high-gluten flour.Less

8.Knead into floc and let it sit for ten minutes to absorb water

9. Then knead it into a smooth dough and divide it into two parts.I want to make one part to make pea pods and one part to make other cartoons.Steamed buns

10. Ferment at room temperature until doubled in size

11.Let the exhaust relax for ten minutes

12.The green ones are larger and the white ones are smaller, about 1:3

13.Then roll the green ones into skin and the white ones into small balls

14.Fold the green one in half as shown in the picture and use any round mold to dig out a part in the middle.Don’t make it too big or the beans will fall
15.Put in three beans with the bottom facing up

16.Pinch the edges tightly

17.Turn it over and it’s done

18. Then dissolve the cocoa powder with warm water to draw the expression.This step can be omitted

19. I made other steamed buns and put them in the pot for 20 minutes, then steamed them in cold water for about 20 minutes, depending on the size of the buns.After it is cooked, do not open the pot immediately and continue to simmer for two minutes

20. Isn’t it cute and sweet? Children’s favorite

5.Then prepare two clean basins, one with spinach puree and one with milk
If you have lard at home, you can put a spoonful of it in when making noodles.
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