Red dates coarse grain steamed buns
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- flour 1000 grams
- red dates 350 grams
- Huang Xiaomi 200 grams
- yeast 10 grams
- brown sugar appropriate amount
- sweetening
- steamed
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Red dates coarse grain steamed buns

1
Soak red dates for about 10 minutes and wash them
2
Soak yellow millet overnight
3
Remove the core from the washed red dates
4
Drain the yellow millet soaked overnight
5
Put the yellow millet into a grinder and grind it into powder
6
Pour the ground yellow millet into the flour and mix well
7
Add appropriate amount of warm water to stir the yeast and add to the flour
8
Add appropriate amount of water, knead the flour into a ball, cover with a damp cloth or wrap it in plastic wrap to ferment
9
While the dough is fermenting, put the red dates into a juicer, add appropriate amount of water, and beat them into mud
10
Pour the red dates paste into a pan, add appropriate amount of brown sugar, and stir-fry well over low heat
11
Finally, add a small amount of flour and stir-fry until evenly mixed to increase the viscosity of the red dates paste. The red dates paste will be ready
12
Fermentation dough to 2-2.5 times size
13
Remove, exhaust, and knead into a ball again
14
Take a small piece and rub it into a long strip
15
Use a knife to cut into equal portions
16
Take a small dose and roll it into a round dough
17
Wrap in appropriate amount of red dates paste
18
Wrap it into pleated buns or smooth buns
19
Lay slightly wet gauze in the steaming compartment, put the steamed buns in and wake up for 15 minutes
20
Add appropriate amount of water to the steamer and bring to a boil. Put the steamed buns in boiling water and steam for 15-20 minutesRed dates coarse grain steamed buns Make Tips
1. Add a little flour when cooking the jujube paste filling to make the paste thicker, which makes it more convenient to wrap
2. Yellow millet must be soaked overnight
3. If there is no brown sugar, use white sugar or rock sugar instead
2. Yellow millet must be soaked overnight
3. If there is no brown sugar, use white sugar or rock sugar instead