Butter Mantou
1.
Put 30g of water in a bowl, add yeast, and then add white sugar and stir until melted
2.
Put the flour in a large basin and add light cream
3.
Pour the melted yeast water into the flour bowl, and then add the remaining 45g of water
4.
Then use chopsticks to stir it into a flocculent shape, and then start to knead it with your hands
5.
Knead into a smooth round dough, cover with plastic wrap and ferment
6.
Send it to about 2 times the size, take it out and knead it to get rid of the air
7.
Roll out into a large rectangular dough
8.
Thin the tail, roll it up from bottom to top, tighten the opening
9.
Then evenly cut into small pieces
10.
Put it on the steamer, let it rise again for about 15 minutes, add cold water to the pot, steam on medium heat for about 15 minutes, turn off the heat for 3 minutes and then remove the lid!
Tips:
1. The total amount of water is 75g, and the water for melting the yeast is also in it. Of course, the total amount of water should be added according to the dryness and wetness of your own flour, and make the steamed buns as hard as possible!
2. After steaming, be sure not to uncover the lid immediately, turn off the heat and uncover it for 3~5 minutes, otherwise the steamed buns will suddenly become cold and wrinkle!