
Health benefits
Pumpkin: detoxification
Cocoa powder: anti-cancer and prevention
Ingredients
Flour ( 300 grams ) | Pumpkin ( 150g ) |
Cocoa powder ( 3 grams ) | Yeast ( 3 grams ) |
Sugar ( 5 grams ) |
How to make Minion Steamed Buns

1.Prepare ingredients

2.Peel and wash the pumpkin, cut into small slices, microwave at high heat for five minutes, press into puree with a spoon, and let cool slightly

3.Put 240 grams of flour into a basin, add 2.4 grams of yeast, and add pumpkin puree
4.Pumpkin noodles and balls are covered with plastic wrap and left to ferment in a warm place5.Take 30 grams of flour, add 0.3 grams of yeast and half of the sugar, and mix with warm water to form a dough

6.Take 30 grams of flour, add 0.3 grams of yeast and sugar and form a dough.After the cocoa flour and white dough are mixed, cover with plastic wrap and let it ferment in a warm place

7.The cocoa noodles are ready

8.White dough

9.Pumpkin dough

10. Place the three-color dough on the cutting board and knead it smooth

11.Take about 25 grams of pumpkin noodles and knead them

12.Take cocoa flour and knead it into a long strip and two small balls; take a little white flour and knead it into two small balls

13.Wrap the cocoa dough over the pumpkin surface

14.Use chopsticks dipped in water to stick the white dough onto the cocoa surface

15.Adhere the small cocoa balls to the white dough
16.Take some cocoa noodles, roll it into a long strip, and make a mouth

17.After everything is done, cover it with a damp cloth and let it ferment for twenty minutes

18. After the water in the pot is boiled, add the Minions

19.SAIC shut down after twenty minutes Turn on the heat and simmer for two minutes, then uncover.

20.The minions are ready

21.Minions sunbathing

22.There are two more eyes

23.Finished product picture
Tips
It is the same as ordinary yeast dough, except that two more small doughs are added; choose dark-colored pumpkins to look good when steamed.
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