Black Rice Rolls
1.
Put the dough ingredients into the bread machine, knead the dough for 20 minutes, leave it to double its size, then knead out the bubbles in the dough until the dough is smooth.
2.
Use a rolling pin to roll as much as possible into a rectangular shape.
3.
Sprinkle with a little salt and oil, spread evenly, sprinkle with chopped green onion, and spread again.
4.
Fold in a long strip from one direction to the other.
5.
Then cut into even small pieces.
6.
Take out the 2 sections and use a chopstick to press down in the middle.
7.
Take out the chopsticks and relax slightly for 1-2 minutes.
8.
Pinch the two ends with your hand, gently pull a little distance, wrap it around, and pinch the two ends together.
9.
After the finished Hanamaki relax for ten minutes again, put it in the steamer and cover with the lid. (The relaxation time needs to be adjusted according to the season)
10.
Steam on high fire, 15 minutes after steam appears. (This is an electric ceramic stove, the open flame can be appropriately reduced for a few minutes)
11.
After turning off the heat, slowly open the lid after 2-3 minutes.
12.
Then take it out immediately. If you leave it in the steamer for too long, the bottom of the Hanamaki will get wet.
Tips:
The ratio of black rice noodles to white rice noodles is not absolute. 2:1 is my personal preference.