Black Rice Rolls
1.
Put all-purpose flour, black rice flour, water, yeast, and milk powder into the bucket of the bread machine, start the MIX program, and mix the dough for 20 minutes. (For bread machine without MIX program, just select the option of kneading)
2.
After the program is over, don't take it out, just ferment it in the bread machine to double its size. (It can be fermented directly inside the bread machine in summer, and the fermentation program can be selected for fermentation in winter)
3.
After fermentation is complete, take out the dough and knead until the dough is smooth and relax for ten minutes.
4.
Simply press the dough into a uniform rectangle.
5.
Use a rolling pin to roll as much as possible into a rectangular shape.
6.
Sprinkle a little salt, oil, and spread evenly.
7.
Sprinkle with chopped green onion and spread again.
8.
Fold in a long strip from one direction to the other.
9.
Then cut into small pieces of similar size.
10.
Take out 2 sections and stack them together.
11.
Use a chopstick to press it down in the center position, and then pull out the chopsticks, the Kuaishou version of the small Hanamaki is completed.
12.
After all the hanakis are done, relax for ten minutes. (Relax for a longer time in winter, and remember to cover it with a cloth when you are slack)
13.
Put the loosened Hanamaki in a steamer and steam it on high heat, 12-15 minutes after steam appears. (This is an electric ceramic stove, the open flame can be appropriately reduced for a few minutes)
Tips:
1. The ratio of black rice noodles to white rice noodles is not absolute, it can be adjusted according to personal preference. \n2. The time for steaming Hanamaki is not only based on your firepower, but also depends on the size of your Hanamaki to adjust the time. \n3. The green onions for Hanamaki are best selected.