Brown Sugar Hair Cake [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking]
1.
Add 70 to 80 degrees hot water to the brown sugar.
2.
Stir until the brown sugar has no particles.
3.
Wait until the brown sugar water cools to about 40 degrees, add the yeast and stir well, then let it stand for a few minutes to activate it.
4.
Add high-gluten flour.
5.
Beat in 1 egg.
6.
Stir until the flour has no particles and the batter is fine.
7.
Grease the bottom and sides of the six-inch movable bottom mold.
8.
Pour the batter.
9.
Ferment twice as big in a warm place. I fermented in a fermentation tank at a temperature of 30-35 degrees.
10.
Core out the red dates and cut them in half. Spread them evenly on the fermented brown sugar batter. (You can substitute cranberries, raisins, goji berries, etc., as you like.)
11.
Bring water to a boil in the steamer, add brown sugar batter, steam for 30 minutes on high heat, turn off the heat, and simmer for another five minutes.
12.
Take out the steamed brown sugar pudding mold and invert the mold.
13.
Remove the mold bottom.
14.
Cut open and plate. The brown sugar hair cake that does not stick to the teeth and does not collapse is ready, and the light sweetness is not burdensome.