Double-coloured buns

By VicentaLakin

Double-coloured buns
It's an ad hoc fermentation, and I'm saving a lot of time, because I'm not finished with the pumpkins at night, and my husband says it's over, and I think about it, and then I'm going to make this two-coloured bun, which is a sugar-free, oil-free, summer-time diet, and I'm losing weight

Recipe Recommendations

  • cooked pumpkin puree 200g
  • flour 350g
  • xylitol 50g
  • yeast powder 5g

Steps for Double-coloured buns

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    The fertilized pumpkins we put in 3 grams of yeast 30 grams of glucose alcohol and 150 grams of flour and an appropriate amount of fresh water to make a pumpkin noodle and a white noodle without pumpkin mud。
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    That's a 0.4 mm skin。
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    Fold the skin again。
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    This has been repeated several times。
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    Both of them are so thick, they are similar in size。
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    Then put the pumpkin skin on the white face and make it a tight long strip。
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    Such a long note。
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    Then you cut into a bun of your own size。
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    It's about 40 minutes of waking up on oil or on sticky paper on a steam pan with water on it (now it's hot, it's very fermenting) which is my waking-up bunhead。
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    When you get red, you fire, you steam for 12 minutes, you steam up, you boil for 5 minutes, and then the buns are so soft, you squeeze them up, you send them back, you taste them, you get them, and the old man says they're good。
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    It's a nice, delicious, and time-consuming two-coloured bun。