
Health benefits
Sesame: Tongru
Ingredients
Four (appropriate amount) | Walnut kernels (appropriate amount ) |
Sesame ( Moderate amount ) | Salt (appropriate amount) |
Pepper powder (appropriate amount) | Vegetable oil ( Adequate amount ) |
Sophora powder ( A little ) |
How to make walnut and sesame rolls

1. Blanch a small piece of flour in the middle with boiling water and stir with chopsticks

2.Use warm water to dissolve angel yeast and knead it into the flour

3.Knead into dough and cover with plastic wrap to ferment
4. Fry the walnuts and sesame seeds and crush them
5.Mix walnuts and sesame seeds together, add appropriate amount of salt, pepper powder, vegetable oil, and a little bit of bitter bean powder

6.Stir evenly and set aside

7. Let the dough ferment until it doubles in size.If it does not bounce back when pressed with your fingers, it proves that the dough has fermented

8.Add a little alkaline water and knead the dough until it is even and smooth

9. Mix with some flour , cut the dough into a small piece, knead it and roll it out

10. Touch the prepared walnut and sesame filling

11.Roll up
12.Cut into strips
13.Each strip is divided into two halves (cut from the middle)

14.Take all the cut pieces Place on chopsticks, stuffed side up

15.Pinch the bottom of the noodles with your hands and turn Twist the chopsticks and press down slightly to prevent the roll from deforming easily, and then pull out the chopsticks

16. Prepared Hanamaki

17.Put some water into the steamer and sprinkle some water on the flower rolls.It will not cause The skin is hard (I forgot to take a photo when steaming the flower rolls).Steam the rolls in a steamer for 15 minutes.The picture shows the steamed rolls
18.Plate and serve, it’s time to eat! Yes, Not Bad! Very fragrant!
Tips
1.First, blanch a small piece of flour with boiling water.2.Dissolve the yeast with warm boiling water.3.Add a little alkaline water into the dough and knead it evenly, otherwise the steamed buns will have yellow spots when steamed.4.Add a little bitterness to the stuffing.Bean powder will make the Hanamaki taste more fragrant, but adding too much will make it bitter
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