Panda Bean Paste

by Mother Maizi

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

The cute panda bean paste bun. I have always wanted to make it. I will try it when I rest at home today! Using bamboo charcoal powder, black and white are distinct! "

Panda Bean Paste

1. Take a pot and add flour

2. Put the yeast in an appropriate amount of warm milk and stir well

3. Add the milk to the flour and stir it into a snowflake shape

4. And into a smooth dough

5. Take out about 30 grams of dough and knead with bamboo charcoal powder

6. Put 2 black and white doughs in a basin, cover with a damp cloth, and put them in the oven for low flour fermentation

7. This is what it looks like after 40 minutes of fermentation

8. Take out the white dough and squeeze it to exhaust

9. Divide into 10-12 doses, round and relax for 15 minutes

10. Roll out the black dough and buckle out the small round pieces with the decorating mouth

11. Take a dough, squeeze and roll it out, put red bean paste in the middle, and wrap it up

12. Take one small black disc and make two ears, then take two more pieces, buckle a small hole in each, and elongate them to make eyes, and buckle down to make mouths

13. Put the prepared buns in a steamer with greased paper, leaving some space for each other

14. Put warm water in the pot and put it in a steamer for a second fermentation for about 20 minutes

15. Steam on high heat for 15 minutes, simmer for 5 minutes, then it will be out of the basket

Tips:

In fact, it is not difficult to do but it takes time!
You control the amount of milk yourself, and you can just use water to make the noodles!

Comments

Similar recipes

Braised Eggplant

Eggplant, Salt, Flour

Pimple Soup

Ginger, Parsley, Chives

Seasonal Vegetable Pie

Flour, Plain Water, Cucumber

Pimple Soup

Flour, Tomato, Water

Seasonal Vegetable Quiche

Green Bean Sprouts, Carrot, Shiitake Mushrooms

Seasonal Vegetable Soup Baba

Flour, Tomato, Sausage

Cornmeal Fried Dumplings

Glutinous Rice Balls, Flour, Cornmeal

Pimple Soup

Tomato, Flour, Rape