All-wheat pies

By VicentaLakin

All-wheat pies
If you're tired of making one-size-fits-all buns and trying to change them, then let's try this cute scallop

Recipe Recommendations

  • ordinary flour 150 grams
  • whole wheat flour 35 grams
  • yeast appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • white sugar 5 grams

Steps for All-wheat pies

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    Common flour is mixed with whole wheat flour, sugar and a little salt, and yeasts are hydrated with warm water。
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    Fermented water (not enough warm water) and a slightly hard pasta。
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    The film is warm enough to be twice the size of a hole。
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    Back to the big, sticky hands can add some flour。
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    It is divided into small agents, with a small agent in the form of an elliptical form (the skin can be a little thinner, for the purpose of the final meat trap etc.)。
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    Put some oil on your fingers in the first half. Cover the back half。
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    With tools。
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    Tighten both heads in the middle with a thumb and an index finger, or split in two rounds or steam。
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    When one is ready, a second fermentation of the covering film becomes light. (Don't go too far, my first pot's a little over-fermented in the oven, the fermentation is not too clear, the second pot is a little less hairy, the shape is much better, of course, it doesn't matter if it's not a physical association
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    Cold water on the pan and water evaporated for 8-10 minutes。
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    When it's evaporated, it's three to five minutes. You can do more at a time, you can freeze up and eat whatever you want, you can do it with meat, and you can do it with no oil。
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    It's the second pot, it's much clearer。