
Ingredients
Flour ( 120g ) | Peeled pumpkin (30g) |
Steamed buns Filling ( Two spoons ) | Yeast ( 1g ) |
How to make sunflower buns

1.Prepare ingredients

2.Cut the pumpkin into thin slices and steam it in a steamer

3.After steaming, take it out and press it into mud.When it is not hot, add half the yeast and stir evenly

4.Use warm water to knead the other half of the yeast

5.Leave a little dry flour for later use, divide the rest into 4 parts, add boiled yeast water to 1 part, add pumpkin puree to 3 parts

6.Knead two pieces of dough, wrap in a thin layer of flour, cover with plastic wrap, and ferment
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7.After 1 hour, poke the fermented dough with your fingers and there will be no shrinkage

8.Sprinkle some flour on the knife board, and knead the yellow and white dough from the outside to the inside

10.Take the yellow noodles and cut them in half Roll one portion into a big circle

11.Press with a circle in the middle, don’t use too much force.Otherwise it will be crushed

12.Cut 4 equal parts on the edge of the circle

13.4 equal parts, cut in half in the middle, and divide into 8 equal parts

14.Cut each portion equally twice and divide it into 3 noodles

15.Turn and cut the round dough like this

16.Cut everything

17. 3 noodles become flowers with one pinch Type

18.Take 1 portion of white flour, roll it into a ball, and put in a spoonful Stuffing

19.Wrap well, roll into a ball and flatten.Cover the circle

20.Cut a small portion of the yellow noodles, Cut in half, roll into dough, cut into strips

21.Put it on the white surface

22.Use chopsticks to press the excess part under the bun, make that one too

23.Put in the pot Steam for 20 to 25 minutes, turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes

24.Finished product picture

9.After kneading, cut the white part in half to get 2 parts, cut the yellow part into a small part, and cut the rest in half to get 3 parts.Amount to make two buns
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