Baozi Stuffed with Red Bean Paste
Introduction:
"Before Chinese new year, I went to Lianxiang building to buy a letter for my family. When I saw a bag of bean paste stuffing, I thought that the stuffing bought by time-honored brands should be genuine. Although it's not cheap, I bought a bag, which can save a lot of effort."
Production steps:
Step 1: knead the dough into long strips and cut into the same size
Step 2: roll it into a circle
Step 3: put proper amount of bean paste into each skin
Step 4: after wrapping, put a thin piece of bean paste on it to distinguish different fillings
Step 5: wake up for 20 minutes and steam for 20 minutes
Materials required:
Flour: 250g
Sugar: 20g
Yeast: 3G
Bean paste filling: appropriate amount
Note: if you only make steamed buns filled with bean paste, and you can eat them all at once, you don't need to put bean paste on them to distinguish them
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: steaming
Production time: several hours
Taste: sweet
Chinese PinYin : Dou Sha Bao
Baozi Stuffed with Red Bean Paste
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