
Ingredients
#Stuffing ( ) | Dried roses ( 3 grams ) |
Chopped walnuts ( 50g ) | White sesame seeds ( 20g ) |
White sugar ( 30g ) | Water ( 10 grams ) |
#Dough ingredients ( ) | All-purpose flour ( 150g ) |
Spinach fruit and vegetable powder ( 4g ) | Unsalted butter ( 15g ) |
White sugar ( 15g ) | Warm water ( 75 grams ) |
Dry yeast ( 1.5g ) |
Super detailed tutorial on Green Orange Rose Steamed Buns, how novices can make it without failure

1.Pour the dried roses, crushed walnuts, white sugar, water, and white sesame seeds into the basin in sequence, and stir evenly

2.Put the dry yeast into the water and stir well.Let it stand for 5 minutes

3.Add other materials in sequence into the yeast water, and knead into a smooth dough

4. Roll the dough into long strips and divide it into doughs of about 30g each for later use

5.Gently flatten the divided dough with the heel of your hand, and then use a rolling pin to roll it into a dough that is thick in the middle and thin on the four sides
6.Put the prepared filling into the dough, gently pinch it with the tiger’s mouth to close it, and make it into a bald shape, and place it with the seam facing down

7.Use a bamboo skewer to poke small holes on the surface of the steamed bun to resemble the skin of an orange.Appearance

8. Use a small carving knife to cut and press out.The wrinkles on the top of the "green orange" form a more realistic modeling effect; after shaping, the steamed buns are fermented at room temperature for 40 minutes until the surface is as fluffy as marshmallows

9. Steam the fermented steamed buns in a boiling water pot for about 11 minutes

10.After serving, garnish with fresh orange leaves and serve
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