Bean buns
By VicentaLakin
The domestic eaters are keen to bake, and the foreign Chinese are committed to the Chinese — because they cannot buy it, they have to do it themselves. I'm impressed. The buns and bean buns are the worst. I've missed a lot. Many friends have experienced this situation: the face is fermented well, but the evaporated bean buns or buns, their surfaces are not flat, and individual places are like dead faces. In my personal view, to be full, bean bags require three key steps to be noted and looked down。
Recipe Recommendations
- Rich and strong fans 400 grams
- red bean paste appropriate amount
- yeast 3.5 grams
- dry flour 40 grams左右
Steps for Bean buns

1
Flour's alive, two or three hours in the summer
2
Red beans and sugar are made early. I'm frozen in the fridge
3
When the flour is ready, it's covered with dry flour for about 15 minutes; it's about 40 grams — This is one of the key steps
4
Noodle cutter
5
A few folds after the flat, otherwise the surface is not so smooth as to affect the subsequent wake-up effect
6
When the skin is ready, cover the lid
7
Bean buns are like buns, but not like buns. Big pie
8
Put it on the back and turn around
9
Squeeze and close
10
It's completely wrapped. It'll grow round
11
Put it upside down on the board
12
Steam pots with water, cloths in the closet, bean bags
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It's about 20 minutes up until it's 1.5 times larger. It's a key step three
14
It's evaporated in the middle fire for 20 minutes
15
Take out the dryer
16
Bye. Tastes good
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That morning's breakfast (Sunday) with a northeast sauerkraut: garlic and cheese. Land BeansBean buns Make Tips
Repeat the three key steps for making plump steamed bean buns: 1. Kneading: After the dough has risen, place it on a board to knead, adding dry flour while kneading for about 15 minutes or so; I kneaded in about 40 grams of flour this time. 2. Kneading and resting the wrappers: After cutting the dough into small portions and flattening them, fold and knead them a few times; cover the rolled-out wrappers and let them rest for a few minutes before wrapping. 3. Proofing after wrapping: All the wrapped buns need to proof in the steamer for about 20 minutes until they expand to 1.5 times their original size. In summer, placing them in the steamer with cold water is sufficient; if you need to speed up the proofing, you can heat the cold water on the lowest heat for about 5 minutes, which works well in winter.