Pumpkin and Fragrant Bean Two-color Hanamaki

by Xiaoyingzi Gourmet

4.7 (1)
Favorite
10

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Pumpkin pasta is not only beautiful in color, but also has a great taste. Therefore, pumpkin is named a natural dough softener. Adding pumpkin to pasta is guaranteed to be delicious. I like the special scent of caraway grass, especially when it is made into Hanamaki, it is both good-looking and delicious. The making of this two-color Hanamaki is something that I learned quickly. I didn’t make it as good-looking as others. Time is not home!

Pumpkin and Fragrant Bean Two-color Hanamaki

1. Wash the pumpkin, peel and cut into small pieces

2. Put it in a steamer and steam it

3. Crush it with a spoon while it's hot and let it cool for later use

4. Put 500 grams of flour into the mixing tank, add pumpkin puree

5. 4 grams of yeast is boiled with 100 grams of hydration and poured directly into the flour

6. Kneader until smooth and ferment

7. The pumpkin dough will be ready when it is doubled and filled with bubbles

8. 4 grams of yeast is dissolved with 260 grams of hydration and added to another 500 grams of flour to form a dough and the fermentation is only twice as large.

9. Knead the finished dough vigorously, divide each into 2 doughs to drain the air inside. Knead it smoothly and let it rest for a few minutes.

10. Take the yellow pumpkin dough and the white plain dough separately

11. Roll out into thin slices with a width of 20cm and a thickness of 0.5cm, then stack the two slices, pour olive oil on the surface and brush evenly with a brush

12. Sprinkle fine salt first, then spread evenly with your hands, then sprinkle with citronella powder and turmeric powder, and spread them evenly

13. Fold from the top and bottom to the middle, each station 1/4

14. Brush with oil, sprinkle with salt, sprinkle with couma and turmeric powder

15. Fold it in half and arrange it into a long strip

16. Use a knife to cut into small doses of equal size, any size you want but equal

17. Pick up a dough and squeeze it in the middle

18. Fold in half and twist 2 turns

19. Tighten to the middle and finish forming

20. Put the finished embryo mat and basket cloth in the steamer for about 10-15 minutes, weigh it with your hands, because it is full of air, it will become lighter, and it can be steamed.

21. Boil the pot on high heat, turn to medium and low heat for 15 minutes, turn off the heat, wait for 3 minutes to open the lid and start the pot

22. Put it out of the pot and let it cool on the lid

Tips:

Xiaoyingzi's words:
1. Whether steamed buns or Hanamaki, the amount of water is generally half of the flour. If you want a solid taste, you can use less water. For softness, add about 10 grams of water. The Hanamaki is too soft to be shaped. The shape is not good, so the noodles are slightly harder to make a beautiful shape
2. Roll the dough sheet to a width of 20 cm because the width is just right when rolled up.
3. After the high heat is boiled, turn to medium and low heat. Don't rush to open the lid after turning off the heat. Let it sit for 3 minutes before opening the lid.

Comments

Similar recipes

Simmered Sea Cucumber in Golden Soup

Organic Yellow Millet, Peeled Pumpkin, Sea Cucumber

Pumpkin Hair Cake

Peeled Pumpkin, All-purpose Flour, Sugar

Pumpkin Muffins

Low-gluten Flour, Baking Powder, Peeled Pumpkin

Pumpkin Old-fashioned Bread

Sugar, Low-gluten Flour, Yeast

Sweet Pumpkin Pie

Peeled Pumpkin, Sugar, Glutinous Rice Flour

Pumpkin Butter Cake Baby Food Master

Peeled Pumpkin, Milk, Light Cream

Pumpkin Hedgehog Buns

Peeled Pumpkin, Plain Water, Flour

I Am "steaming" to You! -pumpkin Steamed Cake

Peeled Pumpkin, Low-gluten Flour, Corn Starch