Cornmeal Grass Head Wowotou
1.
Alfalfa leaves remove the yellowed leaves and wash them.
2.
All the ingredients are ready.
3.
Add 30 grams of warm water to the yeast powder and mix well.
4.
Pour 140 grams of boiled water into the corn flour, mix it with chopsticks to form a flocculent shape, and then rub it with your hands to form even fine particles.
5.
After letting cool for a while, pour the yeast powder, water and salt into the powder.
6.
The washed alfalfa is blanched in a pot of boiling water.
7.
Take it out, soak it in clean water, take it out, wring out the water, and chop slightly.
8.
The chopped alfalfa leaves are added to the cornmeal together with the flour.
9.
Mix well with chopsticks first, then knead the dough with your hands.
10.
Divide the dough into small pieces, place them in the palm of your hand and round them, arrange the two ends into a spindle shape, and put them in a steamer with oil.
11.
Cover the lid, heat the water to warm, close the lid, and let the corn dough rise for 20 minutes. Because the amount of flour is relatively small, the dough will not grow too much, but the inside of the dough will become very fluffy and the small agent will become lighter after it is made.
12.
At this time, you can start steaming. After the high heat is boiled, steam for 20 minutes, and then simmer for 3 minutes.
Tips:
Don’t put too much flour. When fermenting, cover the pot, heat the water to about 30 degrees, and ferment for 20 minutes. You don’t need to ferment too much. Try it with your hands. The noodles become obvious and light. Okay, don't put too much salt. Cornmeal doesn't have salt. A little salt is just a little bit salty. You can put sugar if you like sweet ones.