Blue Rose Bun
1.
Soak the bean curd with hot water for a few minutes, let the water cool to the hand temperature, pour out 103 grams of bean curd water, add yeast, stir to dissolve
2.
Put flour and sugar in the basin
3.
Pour in the yeast water and stir into a flocculent
4.
And into a smooth dough
5.
If the room temperature is too low, cover the mixing bowl with plastic wrap and a damp cloth, put it in the Dongling K40C oven, and ferment at 35 degrees for 1 hour. The dough will be twice as large as it is fermented. (The time depends on the fermentation state of the dough)
6.
Sprinkle some flour on the chopping board and knead the dough to get rid of gas. Divide into 30 small dough pieces, each 10 grams, cover with plastic wrap to prevent air drying
7.
In addition, separate 6 small doughs of 3 g each and knead them into sharp ends to make flower cores.
8.
Roll 10 grams of dough into a round shape. It doesn’t matter if it’s not very round.
9.
5 in a group, overlap as shown
10.
Use chopsticks to make a mark in the middle, you don’t need to press it, put a flower core at the end
11.
Roll up from the bottom up
12.
Cut in the middle and make the cut
13.
Put in the steamer
14.
Proof in a warm place for 20-25 minutes (you can boil the water in the steamer, and then put it on the steamer), you can clearly see that the steamed buns are bigger
15.
Steam in a pot on cold water, turn high heat to medium and low heat for 9 minutes. When the time is up, turn off the heat and remove the cover in 3 minutes
Tips:
Different flours have different water absorption properties