Scallion, Pepper, Salt and Okara Hana Roll

by Food·Color

4.8 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

When I first made Hanamaki, I thought that the curls were still well twisted, and they were full of tricks. ——Said Baitai is too much, in fact, there are only a few.
Recently, Hanamaki can't be done well. The twisted pattern always disperses after the final wake-up, which makes people really annoyed.
Now toss the okara dough, and then twist the Hanamaki. I don't know if it will return to the situation? Moreover, the okara dough lacks toughness. I doubt it will break when twisting it. In another way, the effect seemed to be pretty good, at least, after the steaming, Juanjuan did not show any loss of state. . . "

Scallion, Pepper, Salt and Okara Hana Roll

1. Dough material

2. Pour the dough ingredients except water into a large bowl

3. Scratch it into a floc, add water

4. Knead into a smooth dough

5. Put it in a container, seal and ferment

6. Prepare ingredients

7. Dough fermentation is complete

8. Divide into 7 equal parts

9. Roll out into a tongue shape

10. Grease the surface

11. Sprinkle salt and pepper noodles in turn

12. Sprinkle with chopped green onions

13. Roll up

14. Screw out the pattern

15. Placed in a cage

16. 饧发 until the dough grows up

17. Pot in cold water, steam for 15-20 minutes after boiling

18. Extinguish the heat, uncover the lid

19. Slightly cool out of the pan

20. Serve on a plate

Tips:

The time of hair is determined according to the actual temperature.
The size of the Hanami can be changed as you like.
Do not uncover immediately after steaming, and simmer for a few minutes before uncovering to avoid wrinkles on the surface when it is cold.

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