Green tea roll
By VicentaLakin
When I talk about green tea, I think about my hometown. My home is at the source, where the mountains are flowing around the country, where the bridge is flowing, where the scenes are all ink... and where there is not only a “book country”, but also a famous “ tea country”. In the name of green tea, the source is a wide variety of “Shanghai State”, “Big Leaves”, “Big Leaves”, “Big Leaves”, “Big Leaves”, etc. The fragrance of the sky, the saber, the cactus, the abdomen, the sparrow tongue, the tip of the hair, etc., are good tea leaves. Remember when we were little, we woke up early in the tea season, took a basket of bamboo and followed Dad and Mom to get tea. Sometimes when you meet your little partner on the tea hill, you're lazy and want to play games, and then you're going with the little partners to fold the little branches, to hold them in the middle of the basket, and then you're pouring the tea on the twigs, and then you tell Mom that it's full. The result was an easy pass and a happy running and playing on the tea mountain. In that case, the mood was really good. And then when I grew up, my parents knew we were being careful, and they just let us play. Every morning, the tea is picked up, and at night, Dad comes to make dry tea, which is my favorite throughout the production process, and when the tea comes out of the pot, it's so fragrance, the whole house, it's so refreshing. I like green tea, I like its color, I like its fragrance. When making pasta or baking, you can often add fragrance of green tea powder to enrich your taste and colour。
Recipe Recommendations
- flour 300 grams
- white sugar 30 grams
- green tea powder 4 grams
- yeast 3 grams
- warm water 150 grams
- sweetening
- skills
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Green tea roll

1
Count all kinds of materials。
2
Add yeast to the warm water for a moment, until the yeast is fully dissolved。
3
Half the flour is added to the green tea powder and half the sugar。
4
Add half yeast and mix it with chopsticks。
5
Scratch it in a smooth green noodle。
6
The other half of flour is covered with the remaining half of sugar and yeast water, which is rubbed in the same way. It's about half an hour's fermentation on a covered face。
7
The fermented green tea group takes out the exhaust, rubs the size of the original group, and then grows into a square。
8
In the same way, the original pasta is condensed into smaller pieces of face, placed on green tea noodles, and then re-stamped with a cane to bind the two colors。
9
Roll up and down, and shut down。
10
Move on to the board and cut into small buns。
11
The muck is placed on a shelf with a thin layer of oil, then placed in a pot with cold water, and fermented twice as big as the original 1.5 times。
12
The fire opened, turned into fire, steamed for about five minutes and suffocated for two, three minutes。Green tea roll Make Tips
Poetic heart phrase:
1: In the last cocoa steamed bun roll, I kneaded the primary color dough first, and this time I kneaded the green tea dough first. The reason is that the dough for making the outer skin is relatively large and needs to be rolled first, so the same applies to the dough first. In this way, the two doughs will be more consistent when they ferment.
2: The dough used to make steamed buns is slightly harder than the dough used to make steamed buns, and should not be too soft. (Don't be too hard, otherwise the steamed buns will crack)
3: After steaming and turning off the heat, it should be slightly stuffy. Do not open the cover directly to prevent the steamed buns from becoming wrinkled and collapsed.
1: In the last cocoa steamed bun roll, I kneaded the primary color dough first, and this time I kneaded the green tea dough first. The reason is that the dough for making the outer skin is relatively large and needs to be rolled first, so the same applies to the dough first. In this way, the two doughs will be more consistent when they ferment.
2: The dough used to make steamed buns is slightly harder than the dough used to make steamed buns, and should not be too soft. (Don't be too hard, otherwise the steamed buns will crack)
3: After steaming and turning off the heat, it should be slightly stuffy. Do not open the cover directly to prevent the steamed buns from becoming wrinkled and collapsed.