Corn Fermented Bean Curd Rolls
1.
Pour the flour into the pot. In order to increase the nutrition of the curls, I added a little corn flour, yeast and a little sugar into the pot together. A little sugar is enough to increase the fermentation effect.
2.
Slowly pour in the water, mix it with chopsticks into a flocculent shape, then knead the dough with your hands, and put it in the refrigerator to ferment overnight. The above steps were completed the night before.
3.
The fermented bean curd is set aside.
4.
In the morning, the dough was fermented. I made a hole in the middle with my hand, so it didn't collapse or shrink. The fermentation was very good.
5.
After the fermented dough is vented, use a rolling pin to roll out a rectangular slice.
6.
Spread a thin layer of fermented bean curd on the dough.
7.
Roll up from top to bottom and cut into small doses.
8.
Put the small ingredients on the oiled steaming board, boil the water on high heat and steam for 15 minutes, turn off the heat, and simmer for 3 minutes to get out of the pot.
9.
The sweet, soft, nutritious and delicious fermented fermented fermented bean curd is out of the pot. It is the most delicious Hanamaki I have ever tasted. If you like it, try it.
Tips:
It takes a long time for the dough to rise, so I like to use the refrigerated fermentation method the most. Knead the dough the night before and put it in the refrigerator. The dough will be ready the next morning. The pasta has a smoother taste and can be steamed directly in the morning, which is time-saving and delicious.
The fermented bean curd is relatively salty, so you must wipe it off when you wipe it. A thin layer is best.