
Health benefits
Amaranth: clear away heat
Ingredients
All-purpose flour ( 360g ) | Water ( 185g ) |
Yeast ( 3g ) | Pork stuffing ( 120g ) |
Amaranth ( 1 handful ) | Scallions ( Appropriate amount ) |
Edible oil ( Appropriate amount ) | Haitian fresh soy sauce ( 1 tsp ) |
Sesame oil ( 1 tsp ) | Salt ( 5g ) |
| Oyster sauce ( 1 tsp ) |
How to make amaranth buns

1. Add yeast to flour and stir evenly.

2. Slowly pour in warm water, stir the flour into fluff, and then knead it into a dough with your hands , cover with plastic wrap and ferment.

3. Let it ferment for about 2 hours.Dip your fingers in flour and poke into the top of the dough.If the dough does not shrink back, it means The dough is fermented.

4. Dust the panel with thin flour, take out the dough and deflate it.

5. Cut the pork into cubes and add all the seasonings, stir clockwise.

6. Wash the amaranth, blanch it in boiling water, drain it in cold water.

7. Drain and dice the amaranth, add it to the meat filling and stir evenly.

8.Take a piece of dough and roll it into a long strip.

9. Grip into a ball of about 20g, flatten it, and roll it into a bun with a thick middle and thin edges.Skin.

10.Take a bun wrapper and put an appropriate amount of amaranth filling.

11.Use your left and right hands together, twist the skin of the bun tightly in circles, and a raw amaranth bun will be ready..

12. Make all the amaranth buns in turn, a total of 2 drawers.

13. Pour cold water into the steamer and wait for 20 minutes without turning on the heat.

14. When the time is up, turn on the heat, because the steamed buns are boiled and steamed for 12 minutes.Turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes.

15. Finished product picture, amaranth buns are out of the oven!
Tips
Amaranth has a high oxalic acid content and needs to be blanched.
Add seasonings according to your own preference.
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