Coarse grain steamed buns-black sesame two-color steamed buns
Overview
I couldn’t finish the black sesame sauce I made, so I wanted to use it in steamed buns. The steamed buns had a faint sesame aroma
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Ingredients
Steps
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Add 100 grams of water, 200 grams of flour, and three spoons of black sesame paste to the bread machine (if you don’t have black sesame paste, you can also use a blender to grind the black sesame seeds and add them to the flour)
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Add 1g yeast powder
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Add 0.5 grams of steamed bun improver (my family is from the south and I like to eat steamed buns with a soft texture. Friends who mind can not add it)
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Add 5 grams of white sugar
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Put the kneading bucket into the bread machine and start the kneading program for 20 minutes
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Take another basin, put 200 grams of flour and 0.5g of steamed bun improver
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Dissolve 1 gram of yeast powder and 5 grams of sugar with 100 grams of warm water (below 35°C), let it sit for a few minutes, slowly pour it into the flour, and use chopsticks to stir the flour into a flocculent form
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Knead the dough on the chopping board into a smooth dough that does not stick to your hands. If the flour sticks to your hands during the kneading process, you can add an appropriate amount of dry flour
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Cover and ferment for 40-60 minutes
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Take out the kneaded black sesame dough from the bread machine, add appropriate amount of dry flour and knead until it does not stick to your hands
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The kneaded dough is reunited
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Place in bread machine and ferment for 40-60 minutes
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When the dough has doubled in size, press it with your hands to keep it from collapsing or shrinking
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Take out the black sesame dough that has also risen from the bread machine, knead it vigorously to deflate it, and roll it into a rectangular shape
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Put the white noodles on the black noodles
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Roll up
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Divide into two sections and knead them separately
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Use a dough cutter to cut the steamed buns into slightly wider pieces, because during the secondary fermentation, the steamed buns will develop in a long direction. Cutting them too narrowly will not look good
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Cover the steamer with moist gauze
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Put the steamed buns on, pay attention to the spacing
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Cover the pot for secondary fermentation and let it rise for 20-30 minutes. The steamed buns will expand again and become light when weighed with your hands. You can start steaming
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Steam the steamed buns in a pot with cold water over medium heat for 20-25 minutes. Do not open the pot after turning off the heat. Continue to simmer for a few minutes to prevent the steamed buns from shrinking. It’s out of the pot and one has been eaten!