Brown Wheat Two-color Steamed Buns
1.
Add 100 grams of water and 2 grams of yeast to brown wheat flour and flour respectively, knead a brown wheat flour dough and a white dough, cover with plastic wrap, and let stand for about 15 minutes
2.
After standing, the two doughs are rolled out into two thin noodles of the same size.
3.
Brush the white dough with some water and cover with brown wheat dough
4.
Roll up along the long side, and roll a few times to make the closing tighter
5.
Use a sharp blade to cut raw steamed buns into suitable size
6.
Put the raw steamed buns at a certain distance and place them in the steamer for fermentation. It’s still cold now, I put hot water in the steamer, covered the lid, and it fermented for about 30 to 40 minutes.
7.
Then turn on the heat and steam for 15 minutes, turn off the heat, and then open the lid after three minutes
Tips:
Share a few small experiences of making knife-cut steamed buns.
First, do not open the lid immediately after turning off the heat, otherwise it will collapse in front of you immediately, and it will take three minutes to open the lid.
Second, the steamed buns are pitted, which may be caused by the pits in the raw material, or the dripping of water on the lid of the pot.
Third, choose a steamer with good airtightness. Especially in winter, the airtightness of the ordinary steamer is not good, and it is prone to dead and stiff surfaces.
Fourth, when cutting steamed buns with a knife, use a sharper knife to make the shape look good.
Fifth, the amount of water is slightly less than making steamed buns, and the dough is harder, so the steamed buns will stand upright and have a shape.