
Ingredients
Angel Yeast ( Half Bag ) | Dry flour ( 3 bowls ) |
Warm water ( Moderate ) | Fragrant leaves ( A little ) |
Chili noodles ( a little ) | Salt ( a little ) |
Oil ( 1 spoon ) |
How to make homemade flower rolls

1. Preparation materials include: fine chili powder, angel yeast, sesame oil, salt and fragrant leaves.

2. Pour the flour into the basin, and completely dissolve half a bag of Angel yeast with warm water.Pour in the flour and mix, add a little water, and knead into a smooth dough.

3. After the dough is kneaded, cover it with a rag and put it in a warm place to ferment until 1.5- 2 times larger.

4. The dough should rise until you can see a honeycomb shape.

5. Add flour and knead repeatedly to prepare for the next step.

6. After rolling out the dough, sprinkle some salt, fragrant leaves and chili powder, and drop in a spoonful sesame oil.

7. Spread the seasoning evenly around.

8. Start rolling up from the bottom.To prevent the surface from sticking, sprinkle some dry flour on the chopping board.

9.The rolled noodles are waiting to be cut.

10.Cut into equal portions of the same size.

11.Step one: Pick up a piece and stretch it slightly to the left and right sides.

12. Step 2: Pull it open and fold it in half.

13. Step 3: After folding in half, pull it apart like the first step.

14. Step 4: Pinch the two sides down and squeeze tightly.

15. Arrange the rolled flower rolls and put the water in the pot to boil before steaming them.

16. Steam for about 20-30 minutes.Do not open the pot lid halfway.A pot of spicy flower rolls is ready.

17.A pot of non-spicy Hanaki is ready.
Tips
1.If you want the Hanamaki to be saltier, you can add some salt when making the noodles.
2.The dough must be fermented until it has a honeycomb shape before it is ready.
3.After the flower rolls are steamed, do not open the pot lid immediately and let it simmer for 3-5 minutes.This will prevent the rolls from sticking to the pot when taking them out.
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