Onion bun

By VicentaLakin

Onion bun
It's my first bag. In March/April of last year, somehow, he became obsessed with making buns and came home from work and wanted to steam buns. The most positive thing is that 15 pounds of flour are made in a week, and the steamed buns are all over the place, and I like the rubbing process and the heat。

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 300 grams
  • yeast 3 grams
  • green onions appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • ginger appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount

Steps for Onion bun

  • Make Onion bun step 0
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    Let's use the hot water to turn it on。
  • Make Onion bun step 1
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    Gradually pour yeast into the flour, while adding tumbled with chopsticks into dry powder。
  • Make Onion bun step 2
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    It's soft, it's fermented。
  • Make Onion bun step 3
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    It's fermenting time for meat to taste。
  • Make Onion bun step 4
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    Put the onions in before the bag
  • Make Onion bun step 5
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    Nice noodles. Finger sticky powder swung a hole in the haired face, without convulsion, without rebounding, without collapse, without wrinkles, and with a beehive inside。
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    The fermented pasta is removed, vented on panels with a small amount of dry powder and split into six agents。
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    (b) Put onions with a scepter or with a hand in the middle of a thick, thin sack。
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    Stupid handbag bun。
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    Packed with buns, fermented with a steam pan with a thin layer of oil. Steam with cold water。
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    It's like the bun's big. It's still crowded。
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    The steaming bag should not be covered immediately, and should continue to suffocate for about three to five minutes, so that, as far as possible, the water drops on the cap do not fall on the bag in order to avoid collapse。
  • Onion bun Make Tips

    The water temperature suitable for dissolving yeast is around 30 to 35 degrees; if it is too high, it will kill the yeast.

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