Little bunny buns

By VicentaLakin

Little bunny buns
it's been a long time since i've had my own steam, and i'm pretty good at business

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 300g
  • water 160g
  • yeast 3g
  • sugar 10g
  • red bean appropriate amount

Steps for Little bunny buns

  • Make Little bunny buns step 0
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    Pour yeasts and sugar into flour, rubbing them with water into smooth dough
  • Make Little bunny buns step 1
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    fermentation of the basin cover in warmth to approximately twice the size
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    Take out the fermented pasta and rub it out
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    (a) be divided into approximately 50 g/f in size, with a roller-down of 10 minutes
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    take a loose pasta and slowly grind it to about 40-50 cm long strips. status
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    Let's keep it tight
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    Then rolls from the folding end, and leaves a little inverted folding
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    Plugged with fine chopsticks in the appropriate place to be set, made the contours of the head of the rabbit, then placed a dent on the head of the chopstick at the end of the face, and made the ear of the rabbit
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    Cut a few quilts in the head and appropriate parts of the body of the rabbit as mouth, foot and tail of the rabbit; then insert a red bean in the fold of the head as an eye; and put the niced face aside for about 20 minutes
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    We'll burn it with water
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    I'll put the nicely prepared mats on the tarp
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    The fire evaporated for about 15 minutes
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    It's two to three minutes after the fire has shut down
  • Little bunny buns Make Tips

    1. How to judge the degree of fermentation: Poke a hole in the dough with a finger dipped in flour; if the hole neither shrinks nor collapses, the fermentation is ready; if the hole shrinks, it indicates insufficient fermentation; if the hole shows signs of collapsing, it indicates over-fermentation; 2. Knead the dough until smooth; pay attention to judging the fermentation degree during fermentation; if it is accidentally over-fermented, you can add a small amount of baking soda and knead well to neutralize the acidity of the dough; 3. Note that after the dough is shaped, let it proof for about 20 minutes before steaming; this ensures a fluffy and soft texture; 4. Do not uncover the pot immediately after steaming; let it sit for a while first, otherwise the freshly steamed buns will easily shrink; the timing wasn't quite right when I made them this time; I was rushing to pick up the little one from school, so I uncovered the lid a bit too hastily, which caused them to shrink...