Bean Paste Mulberry Leaf Green Tuan
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1h
Serving
2
Ever since I heard that Qingming wants to eat youth groups, I can't help but try it every time I arrive at Qingming.
It is said that the Youth League is made of wormwood or Qingming grass. However, both of these things have to be picked up in person, and there is also a problem: pulling the wrong grass. So, just use substitutes. The custom picked up halfway is not so particular.
It's nothing more than dyeing, and that pile of mulberry leaf powder should be able to do this. I just don't know how much mulberry leaf powder is needed to steam the dark green dumplings. Cruelly add it to 20 grams and look at the green dough. It's quite content. This color is really good. The filling is ready-made red bean paste, so I don't bother to think about the filling.
The turquoise dumpling quickly darkened under the action of the steam, turning into a deep dark green, which seemed not bad. When it was out of the pot, the fumigation of water vapor was lost, and the green that was still clearly identifiable quickly faded away, leaving only the ink. . . . .
The black dumplings. . . "
It is said that the Youth League is made of wormwood or Qingming grass. However, both of these things have to be picked up in person, and there is also a problem: pulling the wrong grass. So, just use substitutes. The custom picked up halfway is not so particular.
It's nothing more than dyeing, and that pile of mulberry leaf powder should be able to do this. I just don't know how much mulberry leaf powder is needed to steam the dark green dumplings. Cruelly add it to 20 grams and look at the green dough. It's quite content. This color is really good. The filling is ready-made red bean paste, so I don't bother to think about the filling.
The turquoise dumpling quickly darkened under the action of the steam, turning into a deep dark green, which seemed not bad. When it was out of the pot, the fumigation of water vapor was lost, and the green that was still clearly identifiable quickly faded away, leaving only the ink. . . . .
The black dumplings. . . "
