
Ingredients
Plain flour ( 200g ) | Walnut kernels ( 5 ) |
Corn germ oil ( a little ) | Salt ( a little ) |
Yeast ( 5g ) | Sugar ( 5 grams ) |
Baking powder ( 1g ) | Warm water ( appropriate amount ) |
Alkaline noodles + warm water ( 10ml ) |
How to make walnut rolls

1. Prepare the batter, germ oil, salt, walnut kernels, and flour , yeast, sugar, baking powder and warm water are ready

2. Flour, yeast, sugar, baking powder Mix dry powder evenly, mix with warm water to form a dough, cover with plastic wrap and ferment at room temperature until doubled in size, about half an hour

3.Crush the walnuts and put them into the pot, stir-fry over low heat until fragrant and the surface is slightly yellow

4.Pour it into the plate and let it cool slightly, use a rolling pin to crush it and set aside

5.Poke the pit with your fingers.Add about 6-8 ml of edible alkaline water and knead evenly

6.Add a little in appropriate amount Knead the dry flour evenly into a dough

7. Then use a rolling pin to roll out the dough thinly, pour in a little germ oil and apply it Even

8.Sprinkle evenly with appropriate amount of salt

9.Spread the chopped walnuts evenly

10. Roll into rolls, cut out the dough and squeeze out

11.Take two faces and squeeze them, Stretch and stretch

12.Overlapping together and slightly elongated

13.Then fold in half

14.Twist out the flower roll shape, using any technique

15. Then put it into the cold water pot Medium to low heat, cover the pot and let it steam, then change to high heat and steam for 15 minutes

16.After maturity Open the lid quickly to prevent steam and water from falling on the flower rolls

17.Enjoy hot, hot walnuts Hanamaki, noisy and soft, with many layers and rich walnut flavor

18.Picture of the finished walnut flower roll
Tips
Tip: Ingredient supply For reference, put the raw flower rolls in cold water, heat them slowly over low heat, let the rolls rise for a second time in the pot, turn the pot over high heat and steam them for 15 minutes
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