Black Wheat Germ Buns

Black Wheat Germ Buns

by Coco's Kitchen

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

5

Wheat germ, also known as malt powder, germ, is golden yellow granular. Malt is one of the organs of wheat germination and growth, accounting for about 2.5% of the whole wheat kernel. It is rich in vitamin E, B1 and protein, and has very high nutritional value. Germ is the root of wheat life and the most nutritious part of wheat.
The protein content of rye is about 17%, and the content of its constituent amino acids is generally higher than that of ordinary wheat. Among them, phenylalanine is about 6 times more than that of ordinary wheat, and the content of tryptophan is about 15 times that of ordinary wheat. The mineral content of rye is also very rich, and generally higher than that of common wheat. The calcium content is 4 times that of common wheat, iron is 12 times, and magnesium is 15 times. It is also rich in selenium and iodine. Rye is also called calcium wheat, blood tonic wheat and selenium-rich wheat.
Dietary fiber is known as the "seventh major nutrient" and is very beneficial to human health. The dietary fiber of rye has two major characteristics. On the one hand, the content of dietary fiber in rye is very high, which is about three times that of ordinary light-colored wheat, and it also far exceeds the dietary fiber content in foods that people often eat; on the other hand, The dietary fiber of rye is also the highest among all grain dietary fiber in the functions of intestines and stomach, aids digestion and anti-cancer, and far exceeds the dietary fiber of fruits and vegetables.

Ingredients

Black Wheat Germ Buns

1. Dissolve 7 grams of sugar into 290 ml of warm water at about 45 degrees, add 5 grams of yeast, stir well, and let the yeast activate for 2 to 3 minutes

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

2. Weigh 250 grams of high-gluten flour, 196 grams of normal all-purpose flour, 50 grams of rye wheat germ powder, 4 grams of salt

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

3. Stir all kinds of dry materials evenly

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

4. Add the activated yeast solution and stir with chopsticks to form a flocculent

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

5. Manually knead the dough to "three lights", that is, face light, hand light, and pot light

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

6. Cover the mouth of the pot with warm gauze, cover it, and let it ferment for 2-3 hours

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

7. When the volume of the dough increases to 2-3 times, the fermentation is successful. Knead the remaining 40 grams of flour into the fermented dough, and use the remaining 14 grams of flour as hand powder to prevent the dough from sticking to your hands.

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

8. Brush the steaming rack with a small amount of oil, knead the dough into a long strip, pull it into a dough of the same size, knead it into a round steamed bun shape, and place it evenly

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

9. Proof the raw steamed buns for 20 minutes

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

10. Start with medium heat, then high heat, steam for 20 minutes, turn off the heat, and simmer for 2-3 minutes before removing the lid

Black Wheat Germ Buns recipe

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