
Health benefits
White sugar: low protein
Ingredients
Purple sweet potato flour (appropriate amount) | Four ( appropriate amount ) |
White sugar ( a little ) | Yeast (appropriate amount) |
How to make two-color steamed buns

1. Pour flour and purple sweet potato powder into a basin, add a little sugar and mix evenly.Dissolve the yeast with warm water.Pour into the flour basin and stir with chopsticks while pouring.Evenly, stir into cotton wool

2. Knead the dough with your hands into a smooth dough and seal it Wrap in plastic wrap and place in a warm place to ferment

3. Ferment the dough until it is 2 times the size, use your fingers Just do not retract after pressing

4. Pour the flour into the basin, add yeast, sugar, water, use chopsticks to stir into cotton wool

5. Knead the dough with your hands into a smooth dough, Seal with plastic wrap and place in a warm place to ferment

6. Ferment until the dough is doubled in size.Just press it with your fingers and it won’t retract

7.Sprinkle dry flour on the kneading mat, Knead the dough and drain the air

8. Roll the two doughs into long strips and roll them into long sheets., the thickness is as you like

9.Stack the two kinds of dough together

10.Roll up from bottom to top

11.Remove both ends and cut into evenly sized segments

12.Put it into the steamer and let it stand for 20 minutes for the second fermentation

13.The volume of the dough after the second fermentation has obviously increased, and it is now ready for steaming

14. Add an appropriate amount of water to the steamer, cover the pot tightly, turn on high heat, steam for about 18 minutes, then turn off the heat, wait for about 5 minutes, then open the lid and take it out

15. Delicious and beautiful steamed buns.
Tips
1.You can use pumpkin, amaranth juice, red yeast rice powder, matcha powder, and cocoa powder to make steamed buns of different colors and flavors.
2.The size of the steamed buns depends on personal preference
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