Wormwood Two-color Roll
1.
This is fresh wormwood from a friend. I picked the young leaves and washed them.
2.
Boil in boiling water for about 1 minute and then add cold water to squeeze out the water
3.
Put the mugwort leaf into the food processor, then pour 150g of water to make a puree
4.
Filter with gauze to squeeze out the juice
5.
This is the filtered wormwood juice
6.
Put 15g white sugar and 2g yeast into 200g flour and mix well, then pour in 100g wormwood juice
7.
Knead into a dough, cover with plastic wrap and wake up for 15 minutes
8.
After the dough wakes up, knead again, knead until the surface is smooth and set aside
9.
In addition to the white dough, put 15g white sugar, 2g yeast into 200g flour, and then pour 100g warm water
10.
Knead into dough, cover with plastic wrap and wake up for 15 minutes, knead again after wake up, knead until the surface is smooth and set aside
11.
Roll out the green dough and white dough into a rectangular dough
12.
Put the white dough on top of the green dough, and then roll the surface flat
13.
Roll it up and then rub it evenly
14.
Evenly cut into raw buns
15.
Put a non-stick mat in the steamer, put the raw steamed buns on it, cover and proof for about half an hour. When it rises up, it will boil on high heat. Turn to medium heat and steam for 12 minutes. Turn off the heat and wait 5 minutes before removing the lid. can
Tips:
1. The color of the steamed buns can be rolled as you like
2. If you can't find fresh wormwood, you can buy wormwood powder online to make it, which is more convenient
3. I use a one-time fermentation, and the steamed buns are also very noisy and soft. The most important thing is that the buns must be proofed in place and then steamed.
4. Don't uncover the steamed buns immediately after they are steamed, otherwise the buns will shrink