
Health benefits
Red dates: calm the nerves
Ingredients
Red dates ( Ten ) | Four ( Two cups ) |
Milk ( 50ML ) | White sugar (appropriate amount) |
Angel yeast powder ( a little ) |
How to make milky red date steamed buns
1.Wash the red dates and set aside.

2.Peel the red dates and cut into slices.

3.Put milk into the juicing cup.

4.Put the red dates into the juice cup, turn on the power switch, and squeeze them Into red date paste.

5.Pressed red date paste.

6.Put the flour into a larger container.

7. Dissolve the yeast powder with warm water at 30 degrees Celsius.

8.Pour the red date paste and dissolved yeast powder into the container of flour., and then add an appropriate amount of sugar.

9.Use chopsticks to stir the flour clockwise into a fluffy consistency.

10. Knead the flour into a smooth dough.

11.Put the dough into a bowl and cover it with plastic wrap.Leave to ferment in a warm place until doubled in size.

12.You can press the risen dough with your fingers.If the fingerprints do not disappear, it means The dough is fermented.

13. Knead out the bubbles in the risen dough.

14. Roll the dough into a large piece of dough.Don't roll the skin too thin, otherwise the bun won't hold up.

15. Use a knife to cut out a rectangle from the rolled dough.

16. Roll the rolled out skin from bottom to top.Roll it into a roll.

17.Use a knife to cut into steamed buns of similar size, ferment for 20 seconds minute.

18. Add water to the steamer.When the water is cold, put the prepared steamed buns into the steamer.middle.Steam over high heat for twenty-five minutes, then turn off the heat and steam for five minutes.

19.Steamed milky red date steamed buns.

20.Picture of the finished product.
Tips
The amount of baking powder can be used according to the instructions on the packaging bag.The dough should be kneaded well to avoid cracks when it steams.The temperature of the water used to dissolve the baking powder should not be too high to prevent the dough from rising.
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