
Health benefits
White sugar: low protein
Ingredients
Flour ( 400g ) | Yeast powder ( 4g span> ) |
White sugar ( One tablespoon ) |
How to make rose steamed buns

1.Prepare ingredients

2.Use warm water of about 35 degrees to dissolve the yeast and sugar, and let it sit for five minutes
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3.Add the yeast water into the flour little by little and mix into a large cotton ball shape
4.Knead the dough into three layers of light (surface light, basin light, hand light), cover with plastic wrap and leave to ferment in a warm place

5. Let the dough double in size and pull it apart to see if there are large honeycombs inside

6.Spread dry flour on the dough and knead the dough smooth
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7.Cut the dough until there are no big bubbles inside

8.Knead the dough into long strips and cut into small pieces of about two centimeters

9.Take five dough balls, roll them into balls, and roll them into uniformly sized dough pieces.Stack the dough pieces on top of each other

10.Use chopsticks to press in the middle

11.Put the dough piece from bottom to top Roll up

12.Cut into two parts along the indentation of the chopsticks

13.With the incision facing downward, open the petals and shape them

14. Do it in sequence, cover with a damp cloth and set aside for secondary fermentation (I added wolfberry for decoration)

15. The pot has obviously become larger.Place it in a cage covered with wet cage cloth.Boil the water in the pot and put the cage on it

16.Steam over high heat for twenty minutes, then steam for three minutes

17.The beautiful rose steamed buns are ready to eat

18.Finished product picture
Tips
When steaming steamed buns, remember to add sugar to the yeast, so that the dough will rise better; stewing it after steaming is also very important.After stewing for a while, the steamed buns will look good, and the steamed buns will not stick to the cage cloth.Dip it on top; you can steam more at a time, store it in the refrigerator when cool, and heat it up when eating, which is very convenient.
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