Red bean paste buns
Overview
Although bread is more time-consuming and labor-intensive than making Chinese pastry, for me: I am willing to toss with bread, but I dare not easily start making Chinese noodles. This is a vicious cycle: the less I dare to try, the more timid I will be, and the more timid I will be, the less I can. So up to now, Chinese noodles are still my weakness. It has been more than a year since I last made buns. I don’t know how many times I have made bread during this year. Although my family bought several bags of ordinary flour, I have never tried buns once. I can’t let it go to waste. Thinking that the hot weather will help the dough ferment, and there is a pack of pure red bean paste in the refrigerator, I mustered up the courage to challenge the steamed buns again. As expected, the finished product was very ugly, and even the pleats left me after it was cooked. I was really sad and depressed~~~ Ugly, but the freshly baked buns still taste the best; I ate one, and the other person gave me a favor: I finished two of them in one go, and hurriedly sent a few more to my mother; they all comforted me and said: I don’t do business or give away what is ugly, just eat it yourself and it tastes good; hey: I am ugly, but I am delicious----
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare ingredients
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Put all the main ingredients into the bread machine, knead until smooth and take out the whole round
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Cover with a damp cloth and ferment at room temperature
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Take out the air, sprinkle some dry powder, knead into a ball, cover with film and leave for 15 minutes
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At this time, prepare the red bean paste filling: 18g/portion
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Weigh the dough and cut into 10 pieces
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Take a dough and roll it out, put a red bean paste filling
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Tightly fold the leather bag around it
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Wrap it well and put it in the steamer
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Place in a pot of warm water and let rise until about 1.5 times
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Steam over high heat for about 13 to 15 minutes
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Turn off the heat and simmer for about 2 to 3 minutes, then take it out
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The packaging is not pretty but the taste is pretty good