Old fermented steamed buns
Overview
How to cook Old fermented steamed buns at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare a pound of flour. My mother grew it herself and didn't want it to be as white as the ones bought from outside.
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The old yeast bought by a certain treasure.
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Crush the yeast and add to the flour.
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Add water to form a fluffy consistency. Each type of flour has a different amount of water absorption. The flour I bought before absorbed much less water.
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If it's a little dry, add some water.
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Knead into a smooth dough. Three lights - face light, basin light and hand light.
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Cover with wet gauze and place in a warm place to ferment.
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The weather was cold, and old yeast fermented slowly. It took me two days to get it ready. However, old yeast is more fragrant than purchased yeast powder. Food must withstand the wait.
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Cut into small pieces, add fillings and wrap into the shape you want.
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Let it rest in a warm place for about an hour.
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Made two cages.
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Pour cold water into the pot and steam over medium-high heat for 20-30 minutes. After steaming, wait 5-10 minutes before taking off the lid.
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It doesn't look good, but it has the aroma of old fermentation.