Steamed buns with whole wheat red yeast and pickled cabbage
Introduction:
"A few years ago, health preservation was very popular in Taiwan. At that time, red yeast was very popular. All kinds of food had to be mixed with red yeast. Therefore, many products did not add red yeast, but used pigment to serve as red yeast. Therefore, the food we ate was made by ourselves. After all, it was not healthy to eat. We didn't know whether the added food was really as indicated. We had to be careful."
Production steps:
Step 1: pickled cabbage should be cleaned, drained, chopped, chopped bean skin, stir fry garlic in oil pan, then add pepper, pickled cabbage, stir fry bean skin, add soy sauce, sugar, chicken powder, after the soy sauce flavor comes out, sprinkle sesame oil, mix well, then get out of the pan, cool and set aside.
Step 2: put all the main materials into the basin
Step 3: stir all the main materials with chopsticks, and then knead them into a ball by hand.
Step 4: knead the dough into a smooth one. It's normal that the whole wheat flour and germ are not so smooth. Sprinkle some hand powder on the table, put the dough on, cover it with plastic wrap, and let it stand for 5 to 10 minutes
Step 5: knead the dough into long strips with the same thickness. Otherwise, the size of the steamed buns will vary when they are cut into pieces.
Step 6: cut into 50g small dough and sprinkle some hand powder to avoid sticking with each other. Roll it into a circle, thick in the middle, and put it into a bag.
Step 7: after packing, put it into the steamer to do the second fermentation. Heat the water in the steamer until it is not hot. Put the steamer on the steamer to accelerate the fermentation, about 30 minutes.
Step 8: after the water is boiling, steam it over medium heat for about 15 minutes, and the delicious steamed buns will come out of the oven
Materials required:
Medium gluten flour: 500g
Water: 290g
Yeast: 6g
Sugar: 45g
Red yeast sauce: 45g
Milk powder: 30g
Salad oil: 15g
Whole wheat flour: 100g
Total germ: 20g
Old noodles: 200g
Sauerkraut: 400g
Bean skin: 200g
Red pepper: 2
Garlic: 5 pieces
Soy sauce: 1.5 tbsp
Sugar: 1 tbsp
Sesame oil: 2 tsp
Chicken powder: a little
Note: add whole wheat flour and whole wheat germ, of course, because of health and health, but when kneading, it will feel not easy to knead smooth, it doesn't matter, as long as the kneading time is enough, when the second fermentation, it will make up for it. Sauerkraut makes people think of things that will make their mouth water. It's really delicious to wrap them in steamed buns. It's also very popular in Taiwan!
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: steaming
Production time: several hours
Taste: sweet and sour
Chinese PinYin : Quan Mai Hong Qu Suan Cai Bao Zi
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