
Health benefits
Purple sweet potato: tonify the spleen and replenish qi
Ingredients
| Four ( ) | Purple sweet potato ( ) |
Milk ( ) | Sugar ( ) |
Condensed milk ( ) | Yeast ( ) |
Rose How to make steamed buns

1. Steam purple sweet potato and add sugar Press into purple sweet potato puree and let cool, add flour, condensed milk, yeast and warm milk to dissolve and knead the dough, then ferment until doubled in size
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2.Take an appropriate amount and roll it into strips, then use a knife to cut it into the same size as when making dumplings
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3.Use a rolling dough ball to roll it into a round shape the size of a dumpling wrapper

4.Take six pieces of rolled dough and overlap them on 1/4 of each piece of dough

5.Place the chopsticks in the middle of the dough

6.Press firmly with a slit

7.Take a little dough and roll it into an olive shape with your hands to make a flower center

8. Place it on the top of the six pressed dough sheets and roll it up
10.If there is a lot of flour when closing, you can add a little water to the closing area to tighten

11. Use a knife to cut in the middle to form two flower embryos.

12. Use the handle of a small spoon to gently press the edge of the petals from the inside to the outside, starting from the most The outer petals begin to be pressed toward the center of the flower one by one.After the pressing is completed, the rose takes shape.

13.After making the roses, wake up for 15 minutes

15.Turn off the heat and steam for five minutes before cooking
16.I also mixed it with white and matched the colors to make flower steamed buns, which is also very good!

9.Use even force when rolling

14.Steam with cold water over high heat, then steam over high heat for about 7 minutes after the water boils
Tips
1.Purple sweet potatoes need to be steamed and crushed into puree.
2.Do not open the lid of the pot immediately after steaming the steamed buns.Steam them for 5 minutes before opening the lid.
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