
Health benefits
Bayberry: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients
Yangmei ( One dish ) | All-purpose flour ( 230g ) |
Brown sugar ( half a bowl ) | Baking powder ( one scoop ) |
Cotton gauze scarf ( piece ) | Surface decoration with bayberry ( A plate ) |
Clear water ( About 70 grams ) |
How to make bayberry hair cake

1.Prepare flour

2. Prepare baking powder, brown sugar, bayberry, etc.

3.First wash the bayberry and cut off the pulp with scissors
4.Pinch it into pieces and squeeze out the juice for later use

5. Pour the flour into the basin of bayberry meat

6.Add baking powder, brown sugar, and water and stir.Catkin-shaped

7. Knead into a smooth dough with your hands

8.Put it in a pizza pan for later use.You can put it in any pot you have at home

9. Pour hot water into the pot, put a steaming rack, and isolate it from the hot water to avoid burning the flour.Then put the pizza pan on the steaming rack to ferment, cover the pot, and ferment for 40 Minutes, it will be doubled in size

10.What it looks like after fermentation

11.Wet the cotton gauze and pinch it dry

12. Place it on a pizza pan and turn it upside down.Put the flour dough on the cotton gauze and adjust the shape with some water on your hands
14. Place the bayberry decoration on the steaming rack, and gently cover the flour on the surface with cotton gauze

15. Covered appearance

16. After steaming for 20 minutes, turn off the fire Turn on the heat, don't open the lid, and simmer for another 3 minutes to avoid shrinkage

17.I pulled away to check midway It’s not cooked yet, so I pulled away the cotton gauze covering it, and cut it into pieces and put it on a plate

13.What it looks like after taking it out and adjusting it
Tips
Put the kneaded dough in a pot with hot water and seal it for fermentation.It will rise better and save time.After steaming, Do not open the lid immediately to avoid shrinkage
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