Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll

by Ms half sugar

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

3

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Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll

1. Put all the main ingredients into the bucket of the cook machine.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

2. Knead until smooth dough, cover and ferment to double size.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

3. Fermentation is complete.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

4. Add all-purpose flour for choking noodles.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

5. Start the cook machine.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

6. Knead until smooth.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

7. Roll out the dough.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

8. Apply a coat of oil.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

9. Sprinkle with light salt and black sesame seeds.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

10. Roll up and cut into steamed bun size.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

11. Press the middle with chopsticks.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

12. Pull up the two ends and roll them up.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

13. Pinch the two ends to the bottom tightly.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

14. Relax for 40 minutes at a time. Bring to a low heat and boil until the water boils, then turn to medium heat and steam for 15 minutes. After steaming, simmer for 10 minutes before opening the lid.

Old Noodle Black Sesame Flower Roll recipe

Tips:

For the old noodles, I always use 200g high-gluten flour, 85g low-gluten flour, 1.5g yeast, 3g salt, and 211g water. After kneading and fermenting at room temperature to double the size, put it in the refrigerator for 24 hours and then divide into 50g aliquots and freeze. You should take it out the night before and use it after thawing. This method is suitable for bread or steamed buns. Use the leftover or take a piece of old noodles to thaw and cook the old noodles as before, but you don't need to add yeast. The second fermentation will be slower.

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