Intentionally Planting Flowers Can't Make It-the Taste of Cornmeal

by Doudou's Food Journey

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

I was thinking of making corn steamed buns, but maybe the cornmeal has been added too much. After steaming, it feels like a wowotou, but it just so happens that I like this taste the most. "

Intentionally Planting Flowers Can't Make It-the Taste of Cornmeal

1. Flour and cornmeal and evenly

2. Yeast is dissolved in warm water and let stand for five minutes for later use

3. Pour the yeast water into the flour and stir it into cotton wool while pouring

4. Knead the dough by hand, cover with plastic wrap and ferment

5. Up to twice as large

6. Raisins and chopped red dates

7. Take out the made dough and ventilate and knead it evenly

8. Knead the red dates and raisins into the dough

9. Shaped into strips

10. Cut into small pieces

11. Round

12. After making the wet cloth, it will be fermented for the second time until the hand feel becomes lighter and the volume becomes obviously larger

13. Bring to a boil in a pot of cold water, turn to medium and steam for about ten minutes

14. Simmer for five minutes before uncovering

15. Look, the taste is relatively solid, not the taste of steamed buns, it may be that I have added more cornmeal

Tips:

Except for the noisy and softness of steamed buns, the taste is quite good.

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