Pumpkin

By VicentaLakin

Pumpkin
They're better than buns. They're healthier than cakes. They're easier to handle

Recipe Recommendations

  • pumpkin 150g
  • flour 80
  • milk appropriate amount
  • dry yeast 2g
  • white granulated sugar 10g
  • baking powder

Steps for Pumpkin

  • Make Pumpkin step 0
    1
    About half a pumpkin, slice it。
  • Make Pumpkin step 1
    2
    Cold in the pot, hot in the fire。
  • Make Pumpkin step 2
    3
    In about 15 minutes, the chopsticks would just fit。
  • Make Pumpkin step 3
    4
    scale 150 g pumpkin。
  • Make Pumpkin step 4
    5
    Pumpkin's about to get warmer by then. Add dry yeasts and white sugars, so we can't see yeasts。
  • Make Pumpkin step 5
    6
    Add flour, powdered。
  • Make Pumpkin step 6
    7
    Smash even。
  • Make Pumpkin step 7
    8
    First, paint the mold, pour it in。
  • Make Pumpkin step 8
    9
    Covers the film and ferments the fermentation pot for 1-2 hours。
  • Make Pumpkin step 9
    10
    Cut red dates and raisins while fermenting。
  • Make Pumpkin step 10
    11
    That's it. It's almost twice as high. There's plenty of air holes。
  • Make Pumpkin step 11
    12
    Lightly put red dates and raisins on the surface。
  • Make Pumpkin step 12
    13
    Once again, cover the film, re-load it into the steam pan, boil it and turn it into a small fire for 30 minutes, and shut it down for 5 minutes。
  • Make Pumpkin step 13
    14
    You don't need a demersal. It's very nice。
  • Make Pumpkin step 14
    15
    Slice open, soft, a little stretchy。
  • Pumpkin Make Tips

    so there's a difference in the water intake of flour, so milk is not quantitative, and i come from experience, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little, a little. 2. if you like a softer and a little taste, you can add some flour or make it with low-strength flour. sugar can be adapted to taste. i buy pumpkins that are very sweet and i don't like them too sweet, so 10 g is enough. if you like sweets, you can put 10-20 grams of white sugar, but you have to replace yeast with high sugar. sugar is more than 7% more than flour in the pasta, it inhibits yeast activity, and less than 7% promotes fermentation, so sugar is more than 7%. four, because there's no heating in the south, so it's warm in the steam pan, and the fermentation time isn't necessarily. i'll just put it in the steam pot for an hour. watch it, it'll be two times higher. it'll be acidic too long