Want Want Crunchy Rice Balls
Introduction:
"I roasted Wangzai steamed bun twice. The first time it was completely burnt, and the second time it was slightly burnt, but I prefer this kind of taste. It takes me a lot of time to rub it. I'm tired, but I'm still satisfied with the results. It tastes loose and fragrant, especially the appearance. I can let my children participate in the process of making it "And, exercise their hands-on ability"
Production steps:
Step 1: soften butter at room temperature and cut into small pieces
Step 2: add powdered sugar
Step 3: add egg yolk in batches
Step 4: beat well with the egg beater and preheat the oven 180 degrees
Step 5: mix low flour, corn starch, milk powder and baking powder
Step 6: sift into butter
Step 7: cut and mix dough with scraper
Step 8: take a small piece and rub it into a ball
Step 9: put all the ingredients into the baking tray and bake for 10 minutes until the surface is colored
Materials required:
Low powder: 80g
Butter: 80g
Egg yolk: 2
Corn starch: 40g
Baking powder: 2G
Milk powder: 15g
Powdered sugar: 35g
Note: ① adding baking powder is to make the finished product have loose taste, I use non aluminum baking powder. ② the head of small steamed bread must be small, so we should keep watch when baking, otherwise it will become a small black ball
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: Baking
Production time: one hour
Taste: sweet
Chinese PinYin : Wang Zai Xiao Man Tou
Want Want Crunchy Rice Balls
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