Goat Milk Buns

Goat Milk Buns

by meggy dancing apple

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

Today I brought a fermented goat milk steamed bun. Doesn’t it sound novel? That's right, there are 2 highlights, one-time fermentation and forming, soft and sweet; the addition of goat milk powder, the milk is rich and nutritious.

Since I learned about nutrition, I have learned more about goat milk. Compared with cow's milk, goat's milk is closer to human milk and easier to be absorbed by the body. Now I am also entering middle age. I am a recognized "model worker" in the circle. In addition to my optimistic state of mind, it also has a lot to do with "big mouth." Every three to five cups of goat milk really makes me energetic. Today, I steamed a few steamed buns with the "Tian Bao" goat milk powder that I often drink. Mom, husband and me two each, and the meal is "reimbursed".

Goat Milk Buns

1. Large group photo of materials: all-purpose flour, goat milk powder with high calcium formula of middle-aged and elderly probiotics, dry yeast, red beet root powder, red yeast rice powder, cocoa powder, cold water at room temperature;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

2. Put the flour, goat milk powder, and dry yeast into a large bowl, pour water and mix into a dough; the water absorption of flour is different from the dryness at room temperature, so add the amount of water gradually; 25 grams of goat milk powder melts when it meets water, which can be converted into 10 Grams of flour are used; in addition, if you want steamed buns to have a strong sense of three-dimensionality, you need to put less water; if you don’t particularly mind the shape and pay attention to the softness of steamed buns, you can use more water, which is generally controlled between 55-60% of the amount of flour Appropriate

Goat Milk Buns recipe

3. Put the dough on the chopping board and knead it into a "water light muscle" dough by pressing and kneading;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

4. Sprinkle a little flour on the chopping board to prevent sticking, and roll the dough into a 1-2 mm thin rectangular sheet;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

5. Spray a little water on the surface with a watering can, roll it from top to bottom, and seal it underneath;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

6. Use a sharp knife to cut off the irregular noodles at both ends, and then divide them into even 6 equal portions; in order to prevent the steamed buns from being deformed, use a sawing method to cut from top to bottom when cutting, so that the cut surface and rawness can be maintained. The center of the billet is the same size;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

7. Put the raw steamed buns in a steaming tray with a steamer, or you can use a steamer; if you don’t need to put it in the steaming box for the time being, you can put it in the steaming box, or put it in a fresh-keeping bag.

Goat Milk Buns recipe

8. The remaining two ends are irregularly rolled, leaving a white dough the size of peanuts, and adding cocoa powder, red beetroot powder and red yeast rice to the remaining two respectively to form flower dough and flower stick dough; natural plant color The powder is very absorbent, so you must first add a few drops of cold water to the toner to make a paste, and then knead it evenly with the dough;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

9. Knead the cocoa dough into slender strips, cut into 6 segments, one thick and the other thin. This is the embryonic form of the flower branch;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

10. Use scissors to cut a few knives on each side of the flowering branches to cut out the small branches;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

11. Spread a little cold water on the bottom of the flower branch noodles and stick it on the surface of the steamed bun; each flower branch has a different shape, which is more natural;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

12. Roll out the red dough into a 1 mm thick noodle, and use a 5-petal flower mold to carve the shape of a flower on the surface of the noodle;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

13. Spread cold water on the back of the flower and paste it on the end of the flower branch; lightly poke the flower core with the tip of a chopstick, take an appropriate amount of the remaining white dough, knead it into the size of small yellow rice, apply cold water and paste it on the flower core, if there is yellow pigment, use yellow The dough is used as a flower core to make it more delicate;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

14. The leftover leftover dough is rolled into a long strip and plated into a lollipop shape; the recipe for lollipop buns can be seen in the detailed pictures and texts on my homepage a few days ago;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

15. Put the raw steamed buns into the steaming box, and heat them 2 minutes in advance before entering the steaming box to increase the temperature and humidity in the steaming box; you can also spray a little cold water on the surface of the steamed buns to remove the flour on the surface of the flowers and flowering branches;

Goat Milk Buns recipe

16. When the green body is 1.5 times its original size, it is steamed; steamed for 18 minutes, simmered for 5 minutes, and out of the pot.

Goat Milk Buns recipe

Tips:

1. The one-time fermentation method used in this steamed bread can save at least 60 minutes of time compared with the traditional secondary fermentation; the dough must be kneaded to produce "smooth muscle" to make the finished steamed bread beautiful;
2. The goat milk powder is added to the steamed buns with a strong goat milk flavor. If 25 grams of goat milk powder is mixed and consumed, it needs to be melted with about 200ml of 50 degrees hot water, but it does not need so much to knead into the flour, just a few grams Water

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