Chicken Ginger Mantou
1.
This is the Gallus gallus domesticus. It is relatively hard. You can put it in a wall breaker and beat it into powder. The more crushed the better.
2.
Pour the flour into a relatively deep container. You can choose medium-gluten flour.
3.
Pour the chicken gold into the flour and add a small spoon of salt. It is almost the same as usual cooking. The salt is added when making steamed buns to increase the toughness and gluten of the dough. Add 3g of salt to a pound of flour and it will not taste salty.
4.
Add water in batches, knead the dough into a ball, place it in a basin with a lid, and ferment for about 40 minutes at room temperature of about 20 degrees.
5.
The volume of the fermented dough becomes twice as large, and there are a lot of pores inside. If you pin a hole with your hand, the hole does not collapse to indicate that the fermentation is complete.
6.
Take out the dough and knead it a few times to exhaust, divide it into small doses. Each small dose should be placed on a floured chopping board. Use the palm of your hand to knead the clothes repeatedly for 30-40 times until the dough becomes It must be delicate and smooth.
7.
Knead the dough one by one, put it in the palm of your hand and put it on the oiled chopping board to proof for about 20 minutes. The steamed bun will become fluffy and ready to be steamed.
8.
Bring the water to a boil on a high fire, steam for 15 minutes, and simmer for another three minutes.
Tips:
Gallus gallus domesticus is very hard and must be powdered to operate.
The surface of steamed buns must be smooth, and each bun embryo must be repeatedly rubbed. This step is the key to the smooth surface of the buns and the strong taste. If you want to make beautiful and fluffy buns, don't be lazy.
After the steamed buns are steamed, do not open the lid. Turn off the heat and simmer for three minutes. The surface of the buns will not collapse after they are out of the pot.