Two-color steamed buns
By AlvaRoberts
Use your own amount, the exact proportion of rice has been calculated, and you can only add ingredients according to your own taste.
Recipe Recommendations
- flour appropriate amount
- Purple sweet potato paste several
- Jing Rou appropriate amount
- leek appropriate amount
- cabbage appropriate amount
- Hymie appropriate amount
- fungus appropriate amount
- yeast appropriate amount
- qingshui appropriate amount
- ginger appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- sesame oil appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- refined salt appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Two-color steamed buns

1
Mix flour, yeast, and water into dough, place in a warm place and cover with a small quilt, and ferment for an hour and a half.
2
Mix flour, purple sweet potato paste, yeast, water into dough, place in a warm place and cover with a small quilt and ferment for an hour and a half.
3
A well-grown primary color dough, about twice the size, is inelastic when pressed
4
A well-grown primary color dough, about twice the size, is inelastic when pressed
5
Knead the dough of two colors into some alkali flour to remove acid and aroma (not too much alkali flour, about 1 ml long will be enough, knead it more, about 12- 15 minutes)
6
Purple potato dough is also processed as above
7
Cover the kneaded dough with oil paper
8
Wedge the meat into meat filling, sprinkle with minced ginger, pour in homemade pepper water, and stir well clockwise. Add cooking wine and stir clockwise. Add soy sauce and refined salt, and stir well clockwise. Add fungus and stir clockwise. Pour on sesame oil and peanut oil, and stir well clockwise. (Stir it all clockwise)
9
Finally, add in the dehydrated diced cabbage and cut leeks into about half a centimeter, mix well
10
Take a small ball of each of the two dough, knead it evenly, and knead it into strips of the same thickness. Press one at will. Mix the two dough together and knead it into strips slightly thicker than the dumpling dough.
11
Cut into small doses and press flat
12
Roll into steamed buns with a rolling pin
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OK! This is two-color.
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This is purple potato dough, monochrome chrysanthemum bun
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This is a purple potato dough pocket bag
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This is primary color dough and chrysanthemum bun
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If you can't eat it, you can't put it in the freezer or freezer, and you can steam it and eat it right when eating.