Hot Noodles Steamed Bread (One Fermentation, All Water Light Muscle)
Steamed bread is a staple food that many people often eat, and it is also the most common in wheat food. Everyone often makes steamed bread at home, so how to make steamed bread to be delicious? There are many kinds of steamed bread, such as handmade white flour steamed bread, milk-flavored steamed bread, knife-cut steamed bread, coarse cereal steamed bread, etc. Today, I 'd like to share with you a steamed bread made by the older generation in the countryside. The difference between steamed bread and other steamed bread is that boiled water is used to scald the noodles. The steamed bread made in this way is sweet and soft after coming out of the pan, softer than ordinary cold water and noodles, and very delicious, when kneading noodles with hot steamed bread, it is also better to knead it. You can knead it for a while, so the appearance is smoother and the muscles are as bright and beautiful. Two dough methods, A and B, are used to make hot noodles steamed bread. This is to make hot noodles with the taste of hot noodles and not affect yeast fermentation. That is, most of the flour in all the flour is used to make hot dough. Hot noodles can make the dough lose its gluten and make it have a soft taste. A small part of flour is used to make dough, which has a fluffy and soft taste. The combination of the two can make perfect hot noodles steamed bread. Steamed buns made from scalded noodles will be softer and softer, and will not be hard when cooled. The key point is that the method of scalded noodles is very simple. The whole dough does not need to be fermented, only needs to be fermented once, even a novice can operate it, and the steamed buns made are fluffy and soft, white and fat, and delicious than those bought. take a look at below hot noodles steamed bread is how to make it.
Food Ingredients
medium gluten flour 500g
Water 240-250 grams
Yeast 5 grams
white sugar 5 grams
Lard (optional) 10 grams
Step
1
A Dough (hot dough):
Put 300 grams of [flour] in the basin, add 160 grams of [boiling water] to scald the noodles, pour while stirring, and stir until the noodles are flocculent.
2
Knead the batting into a smooth dough.
(The dough must be fully kneaded, evenly kneaded and smooth. The dough is soft and has no tendons),
Cover with a lid or cling film and set aside.
3
B Dough (hair dough):
Put 80-90g [warm water] in the bowl (about 35 degrees, cold water in summer, the amount of water can be slightly adjusted according to the water absorption of flour), add 5g [yeast] and 5g [white sugar] (to promote fermentation), and stir evenly.
4
Put 200 grams of [flour] in the basin, pour the [yeast water] while stirring, and stir into a flocculent surface,
(Add 10 grams of lard, lard can make steamed bread whiter and softer, no lard can not be added)
Knead the dough again (this dough will be slightly harder, it doesn't matter if it is not smooth).
5
Take out the dough A that has just been scalded and put the two dough together (the temperature of the scalded dough has already come down at this time, so don't worry about scalding the yeast with the fermented dough),
Knead hard to let them mix better, knead together evenly until a smooth new dough is formed. (About 8 minutes knead, knead for a longer time is better)
6
The new dough is rolled into long strips and then divided into evenly sized noodles (you can cut them with a knife or pull them by hand, each about 85 grams),
Cover the agent with plastic wrap to prevent the surface from drying out.
7
Take a noodle, rub it repeatedly from outside to inside, rub it round and smooth (rub it 50 or 60 times, the smoother the better),
After kneading, the light side faces up, the bottom is shaped and rounded, and a steamed bread embryo is ready. (The steamed bread is slightly higher, because the fermentation will become shorter)
[If you don't want to knead steamed bread for fear of trouble, this step can be omitted, and the dough will be rolled into long strips and then cut into steamed bread with a knife]]
8
After the steamed bread embryo is ready, put it on a steamer and ferment it to 1.5~2 times its size (about 30-40 minutes, extend the time in winter, pick up the steamed bread and feel light when it is fermented, and press it with your fingers to rebound quickly)
[The steamed bread embryos are placed in the steamer to leave enough space between each other, otherwise the fermentation volume will become larger and easily stick together]]
9
Steam in a pan on cold water, steam for 12-15 minutes after boiling, turn off the fire and simmer for 5 minutes before taking out of the pan (to prevent shrinkage when cold).
10
The big steamed bread with soft, white and fat, smooth and delicate skin is ready.
11
The organization inside is also very tight.
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