Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins

by Food·Color

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Anthocyanins appear blue-purple under alkaline conditions, but appear purple-red in acidic conditions. The blue-violet does not seem to make people appetite, and the pink or bright purple-red always makes people love it.
Baking powder is an alkaline substance, so the blueberry muffins in the baking powder version cannot turn into a beautiful purple-red color. I can't help but think of yeast fermentation. When the fermentation time is longer, acid will be produced. Then, will the blueberries show a purple-red color? Knowing that the temperature is low and the fermentation is slow, I still can't help but want to try it. Fermentation is so slow that people lose patience. I finally saw some small bubbles in the batter, and what made people feel uneasy was that the color of blueberries had begun to be oxidized to yellowish brown. It seems that the desired purple-red pancake cannot be realized in the end. Finally, I gave up waiting and turned the raw batter into cooked dough when there were relatively more bubbles.
Although I don't have the purple red that I want, the golden color on the surface is still very appetizing. Although the batter was not fully raised, the dough was still soft and did not become a dead pancake to worry about. "

Ingredients

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins

1. Ingredients: 1 egg, 2 grams of dry yeast, 15 grams of milk powder, 100 grams of flour, 30 grams of caster sugar, 80 grams of water, 50 grams of frozen blueberry fruit, 25 grams of corn oil, and a little warm water.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

2. Dissolve the yeast with a little warm water and let it stand for a while.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

3. Beat in the eggs and mix well.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

4. Add water, granulated sugar and corn oil and stir thoroughly to form a uniform liquid.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

5. Pour the flour and milk powder into the liquid, and gently stir to form a uniform, particle-free batter.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

6. Put in the thawed blueberry berries,

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

7. Mix well, place in a warm place, and let stand to ferment.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

8. It's cold, the batter rises slowly, and finally loses patience when small bubbles appear on the surface, so just use it.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

9. Take an appropriate amount of batter, put it in a preheated electric baking pan, and spread it into a round cake shape.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

10. Cover the lid and heat up and down for 3-5 minutes.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

11. When the surface has solidified a little, remove the lid and turn it over, the bottom is golden, close the lid again, and fry the other side.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

12. Golden on both sides, out of the pot. Serve hot.

Yeast Version of Blueberry Muffins recipe

Tips:

Milk powder and water can be replaced with milk, and the amount should be adjusted according to the condition of the batter.
Frozen blueberries can be replaced with dried blueberries.
When frying, the fire should not be too high, so as to avoid the external coke and internal growth.

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