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Exclusive Buckwheat Red Bean Paste Steamed Bun

Exclusive Buckwheat Red Bean Paste Steamed Bun

Wholesome buckwheat steamed buns with a surprise: half wheat-half buckwheat dough wraps homemade red bean paste, steaming up soft, gently earthy and pleasantly sweet.

Instructions

  1. 1
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    Buckwheat flour is mixed with wheat flour in a 1:1 ratio.

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    Add an appropriate amount of yeast powder.

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    Gradually pour in an appropriate amount of warm water and stir with chopsticks until it forms a flaky texture.

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    Let the dough, with a medium firmness, ferment in a warm place until it doubles in size.

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    Homemade red bean paste (the method was shared before), taken out from the refrigerator in advance.

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    Once fermentation is done, add a little dry flour and knead to mix evenly and release the air.

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    Divide into six portions and knead each evenly in order; I knead each one 50 times.

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    Flatten it and put in a red bean paste filling.

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    Tighten with the tiger's mouth.

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    Rub into a ball.

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    Finish making all the steamed bun dough pieces one by one.

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    Put in the pot and let it undergo a second fermentation for fifteen to twenty minutes.

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    After bringing to a high boil, steam for twenty minutes, then wait two minutes before opening the pot to prevent the surface from shrinking and wrinkling.

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    Perfectly fresh out of the oven!

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Wheat flour
    to taste
  • buckwheat flour
    to taste
  • Homemade red bean paste filling
    to taste
  • Yeast powder
    to taste
  • warm water
    to taste