
Ingredients
Corn flour ( 200 grams ) | High-gluten flour/all-purpose flour ( 300g ) |
Boiling water (scalded cornmeal) ( 200ml ) | Egg liquid ( 2 about 100 grams ) |
Salt ( 3 grams ) | Corn oil ( 15 grams ) |
Yeast ( 5 grams ) |
How to make cornmeal steamed buns
1. Take a kneading basin and weigh out 200 grams of cornmeal.
2.Add 200 ml of fresh boiled water and stir evenly with chopsticks while pouring.

3. Let cool to about 35 degrees, add 2 eggs, 3 grams of salt, and 15 grams of corn oil and 5 grams of yeast.

4. Use chopsticks to stir evenly in the same direction.

5.Add 300 grams of flour (medium and high-gluten flour can be used, but high-gluten flour is chewier ).

6. Use chopsticks to stir into a coarse flocculation.

7. Knead into a smooth dough.

8. Cover or seal with plastic wrap and place in a warm place to ferment (in winter, you can sit in warm water or use an oven) fermentation function helps).

9. After about an hour, the dough has fermented to more than 2 times, and it looks like a honeycomb.

10. Scrape out, sprinkle with a little dry flour and knead for about 5 minutes to deflate the air.

11. Divide the dough into 12 small pieces and arrange them into circles.

12. Place it in a steamer for secondary fermentation until it doubles in size, steam it in cold water, and serve After steaming, steam for 20 minutes, turn off the heat and continue to simmer for 5 minutes.

13. Eat while hot.
Tips
1.Boiling the cornmeal in boiling water first can remove its fishy smell and make the steamed buns softer.
2.Cornmeal itself has no gluten and tastes rough.You can adjust the amount of cornmeal according to your preference.
3.Adding eggs and salt is also to increase its gluten and make it chewy.
4.You can use both high-gluten flour and all-purpose flour.The taste is different.High-gluten flour makes it more elastic, while all-purpose flour is looser.
5.Knead for a longer time when exhausting, so that the steamed buns will be smooth.
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