
Ingredients
Plain flour ( 100g ) | High-gluten flour ( 30g ) |
Whole wheat flour ( 30g ) | Red yeast rice flour ( 2g span> ) |
Yeast powder ( 2 grams ) | White sugar ( 2 grams ) |
Salt ( 1g ) | Warm water ( 85 grams ) |
How to make rose steamed buns

1. Prepare a small basin for kneading noodles and a kitchen electronic scale.Everything is weighed very accurately, just follow the main ingredients and weights I wrote.

2.Put all the powdered materials into a large bowl, add sugar and salt, and mix together , stir evenly.The red one uses 2 grams of red yeast rice flour

3. Then pour in an appropriate amount of warm water.Add water and knead the dough with your hands

4.Finally knead it into a dough, don’t knead it very hard.Smooth, you can knead it very smooth after it has risen.Then leave it in a warm place to rise for about half an hour.

5.After about thirty minutes, the dough will ferment into the shape in the picture, this kind of honeycomb If the honeycomb shape is larger, it means it is old.

6.Then knead the risen dough evenly again and release the gas.Knead into long strips and pull into small pieces the same size as dumplings.Press flat and roll out the skin.

7.The rolled skin is oval.Look at the group of five in the picture, arranged in a row.

8.Then take a chopstick, preferably disposable.I used ordinary chopsticks at home, not very thick.Press a line in the middle.

9. Then press the mark on the chopstick with your finger and start to roll it up.

10. Roll it up and it will look like the picture.5 pieces of dough can make two

11. Then use a knife to cut the middle in half to form two roses.

12.Finally do this to make a bunch of roses in the picture.Let it rise for about ten minutes

13. Steam for 15 minutes, then simmer for two minutes before taking it out.That’s it.The picture below shows the raw and cooked roses.Looking forward to the next recipe!
Tips
All the weighed weights are real, please feel free to follow my weight and do it! I wish you success
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