Brewed fermented steamed buns
Overview
It's really blooming. I have made fermented steamed buns once before, but they never bloomed. At that time, the fermented rice may have been used less and the rise was very slow. This time, I saw a usage of fermented rice and flour in a ratio of 2:3 and gave it a try. However, the dough made at this ratio is relatively soft. Later, I added some flour as appropriate, so it can at least be grasped by hand. Too lazy to do secondary fermentation, it takes too much time. Direct fermentation method, don’t rush, give it enough time to rise slowly. It was really slow to grow, but it finally started to grow. I would look at it from time to time, wondering how long it would be good enough. I finally lost my patience and turned on the steamer. Unexpectedly, the flowers actually bloomed.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Materials
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Pour all ingredients into a large basin
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Stir into floc first
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Stir into a smooth dough and let it rise for 15 minutes
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Divide into 10 equal parts
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Round
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Load into the mold
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Place in the steamer, cover with lid, and ferment slowly
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The dough has grown
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Pour cold water into the pot, then steam for 15-20 minutes
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When cooked, turn off heat
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Take out of the pot
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Unmold and let cool