-Violet

By VicentaLakin

-Violet
Big lass of potatoes, like deep purple, always through a mysterious colour. And it's very soft with a potato bag, and that mysterious purple, always tempting your stomach, and a bowl of rice or a cup of soy sauce would be a good nutritious breakfast。

Recipe Recommendations

  • high-gluten flour 350 grams
  • Purple sweet potato paste 200 grams
  • yeast powder 6 grams
  • corn oil 5ml
  • fungus appropriate amount
  • day lily appropriate amount
  • eggs appropriate amount

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    Raw material maps (all volumes are estimated)
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    (a) Open yeast with warm water for use
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    (b) High-strength flour is sifted and added to the mashed potatoes and corn oil, which is then poured into yeast water and mixed with chopsticks on the side of it (in the absence of sufficient water, warm water may be added)
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    (b) Glossed noodles, covered with film or damp cloth and fermented in warm places
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    The pasta fermented to 1.5 - 2 times the original size
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    The fermented pasta is then fully rubbed out the bubble and then fermented into a strip of small agents
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    The agent is rounded and condensed into thin pieces of skin in the middle thickness
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    (b) Take a piece of skin and wrap it in a wooden or yellow bouquet of eggs
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    Squeeze the wrinkles evenly, so that they will be made of children
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    (b) Worms or wet cloths, coded on the steam cage and 20 minutes of silence
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    Hot water boils, the fire evaporates for 10 minutes, and the fire shuts down for 3 minutes。
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    Completed Chart
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    1. Purple sweet potato puree can be substituted with pumpkin puree. If using pumpkin puree, there is no need to dissolve the yeast in warm water since it has a higher moisture content. 2. Adding a small amount of corn oil while kneading the dough makes the surface of the buns shinier. Do not use oils with strong flavors such as peanut oil or olive oil, as they will affect the original taste of the buns. 3. The steaming time depends on the size of the buns. If the buns are larger or contain fresh meat filling, the steaming time needs to be longer.