
Health Benefits
Pumpkin: Detoxification
Ingredients
Pumpkin ( 100g ) | Flour (pumpkin dough) ( 200g ) |
Angel dry yeast (pumpkin dough) ( 3 Grams ) | Salt (pumpkin dough) ( Adequate amount ) |
Flour (white dough) ( 130g ) | Salt (white dough) ( appropriate amount ) |
Yeast (white dough) ( 2g ) | |
Clear water (white dough) ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make flowering steamed buns

1. Pumpkin Peel and slice, place in a bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and steam in a steamer.

2. While hot, use a spoon to press it into a puree.Let cool.

3. In the gaps of cold pumpkin puree, start with the white dough.Put the white dough ingredients into the bowl.

4.Use a cup of warm water, which is not hot to your hands.Stir the flour with chopsticks while pouring the water.

5.Knead into a smooth dough, cover with plastic wrap and let it ferment in a warm place.

6. Cool the pumpkin puree until warm, and start making pumpkin dough in the same way.Just don't add water, the water in the pumpkin itself is enough.

7.Knead into a smooth dough, cover with plastic wrap and let it ferment in a warm place.

8. It will take about an hour to ferment.Just poke a hole with your finger and it will not rebound..

9.The presence of honeycomb also means that the fermentation is successful.

10. Divide the pumpkin dough into even small doughs and cover with plastic wrap.Prevent moisture loss.

11. Divide the white dough into small portions and roll them into dough.

12. Wrap the pumpkin dough with white dough and close it like a bun.

13. With the mouth facing down, use a knife to score four times around it.

14. Wrap all the raw embryos and place them on an oiled steamer for twenty minutes.

15.Steam over high heat for fifteen minutes.Turn off the heat and simmer for another three minutes.

16.It’s ready to go!
Tips
Different pumpkins have different moisture content, and the water absorption of flour will also be different.Pay extra attention when kneading the pumpkin dough.
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