Silver wire roll
Overview
Silver rolls are famous for their fine craftsmanship and the strands of silver thread inside the dough. They are a traditional snack of the Han people. In addition to being steamed, they can also be baked in an oven, or steamed and then fried in oil until golden brown. They have a unique flavor and are often served as banquet snacks. The silver silk roll is white in color, soft and sweet in the mouth, soft and oily, and has an endless aftertaste. If your children are tired of eating steamed buns, make a silver roll and eat noodles inside the steamed buns. I believe your children will also be very surprised.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare ingredients: white flour, baking powder, sugar, yeast
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Dissolve the yeast with warm water
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Divide the flour into two portions. One portion is mixed with 5 grams of white sugar, 5 grams of baking powder, yeast, and white flour to form a dough; the other portion is made with 30 grams of white sugar, baking powder, yeast, and white flour to form a sweet dough. Cover and let rise, and knead the dough repeatedly until the surface is smooth
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Take the sweet dough and roll it into thin slices, the thinner the better
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Sprinkle some dry flour, use a rolling pin as a core to roll up the dough
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Cut it in the middle with a knife
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Cut into shreds, the process is like making noodles
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Divide the noodles into equal parts and pinch both ends together
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Divide the other piece of dough into equal portions
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Take a piece of dough and roll it into dough
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Put the noodles on the dough
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Bread from one side
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Then wrap the upper and lower ends
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Roll up the other side and place it with the seal facing down
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Make the green body in sequence
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Put the green dough into the steamer, cover it and ferment it for 25 minutes
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After the fermentation is completed, steam for 15 minutes starting from the steam. After turning off the heat, do not start the pot immediately. Steam for 3 minutes before starting the pot again