Red rose steamed buns with bean dregs
Overview
This steamed bun was made during the Chinese Valentine's Day. I haven't had time to organize and upload it, so I'll post it today. I happened to have some bean dregs left over from making soy milk in the morning, so I added some bean dregs to it. I made the steamed bun into a beautiful rose, which is delicious and beautiful.
Tags
Ingredients
Steps
-
Dissolve the yeast powder in an appropriate amount of warm water (30 degrees warm water). If there is no warm water, you can use cold water. Do not use hot water.
-
Add a tablespoon of bean dregs to the flour. It happened that the bean dregs left over from making the soy milk in the morning were still there, so I added some. You can also skip it.
-
Slowly pour the yeast powder solution into the flour and stir gently with chopsticks to make the flour fluffy.
-
Knead the dough with your hands to make a three-gloss dough.
-
Cover the dough and let it rise in a warm place until doubled in size.
-
Take out the dough and knead it thoroughly.
-
Roll the dough into a long strip.
-
Punch into a uniform paste.
-
Roll into a round shape and flatten.
-
Roll into skin.
-
Take seven or eight pieces and arrange them in order.
-
Roll up from one end.
-
Roll to the end.
-
If you stand it up and look at it, you will see the prototype of a rose.
-
Twist or cut off in the middle.
-
Place as shown.
-
Slightly reshaping to make the petals bloom in layers.
-
Put it into the steamer.
-
Cover and let stand for 15 minutes for secondary fermentation.
-
Steam over high heat for half an hour, then turn off the heat and wait for three minutes before opening the lid.
-
Just put it on a plate and you can eat it. Isn’t it delicious?