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Alfalfa Vegetable Steamed Bun Exclusive

Alfalfa Vegetable Steamed Bun Exclusive

Soft yeast-leavened steamed buns studded with chopped alfalfa sprouts, the dough fermented until doubled, balanced with a touch of alkali, then steamed until fluffy and springy.

Instructions

  1. 1
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    Wash the alfalfa sprouts clean and drain the water.

  2. 2
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    Take an appropriate amount of flour, dissolve the yeast in warm water, combine it with the flour to form a dough, and let it ferment until it doubles in size, with a moderate softness and firmness.

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    Chop the alfalfa and mix it with alkaline powder to extract the moisture.

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    Mix it into the fermented dough and knead evenly to release the air.

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    Roll the dough into strips and cut them into pieces of the same size.

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    Knead into the shape of a steamed bun and place it in the steamer basket.

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    After the water in the pot comes to a boil, steam for twenty-five minutes.

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    After the time is up, turn off the heat and let it steam for two minutes before opening the lid.

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    Crush the garlic into a paste and use hot oil to bring out the aroma, then add vinegar, soy sauce, and salt, and mix well to make garlic sauce.

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    Eating it together with the pairing is the taste of spring.

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    Refined oil.

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    Friends, come on! Let's meet in spring!

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Flour
    to taste
  • Alfalfa
    to taste
  • Baking soda
    to taste
  • Baking powder
    to taste
  • warm water
    to taste
  • Garlic
    to taste

Seasonings

  • Vinegar
    to taste
  • Soy sauce
    to taste
  • oil
    to taste
  • Chili powder
    to taste
  • Salt
    to taste