
Ingredients
White flour ( 260g ) | Cornmeal ( 150g ) |
Eggs ( 1 capsule ) | Yeast ( 3 grams ) |
How to make cornmeal pancakes

1.Add two small bowls of white flour into the dough mixer.

2.Add a small bowl of cornmeal.To maintain a good taste, the ratio of white flour to cornmeal is 2:1.

3. Crack an egg into the dough mixer.

4. Boil 3 grams of yeast with warm water not exceeding 40 degrees.

5. Start the dough mixer and pour the yeast water into the machine little by little.If the yeast water is not enough, you can add warm water.

6. Knead into a soft and hard uniform dough.In order to facilitate fermentation, I broke the dough into pieces and placed them evenly on the bottom of the basin.

7. Fermentation with a dough mixer takes about 1 hour; if it is fermented at room temperature in the current season, it will take about 2 hours.

8. After fermentation, you can see a uniform honeycomb shape when you pull out the dough.

9. There is no need to knead the fermented dough.Pull a piece of dough of moderate size with your hands and pat it with both hands.Small cakes, even thickness.

10.Put an appropriate amount of water into the pot and bring to a boil, stick the cookies on the edge of the pot.It looks like it's all posted.

11. Cover the pot and steam over high heat for 15 minutes until cooked.

12. Open the lid and see that the pancakes are plump and round, very appetizing!

13. There is a layer of golden rice crust on the pancake surface! Friends who love crispy rice balls are in for a treat!

14.Another finished picture!
Tips
1.If you want to have a good taste, use more white flour and less cornmeal;
2.When kneading the dough, you can also pour dry yeast into the dough, mix well, then turn on the machine and pour water into the dough;
3.After the dough has risen, you can also add 1 gram of baking soda and knead it into the dough.The dough will rise more easily during steaming.
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