Round steamed buns that are white and smooth on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside
Overview
On a cold day, I personally steam a basket of steamed buns, boil a pot of porridge, and fry up a plate of delicious sausages made by myself. Although it is simple, it is very comfortable to eat. To quote my husband’s original words: The food was delicious! Finally, steamed buns are white and smooth on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside! This is really not easy for me, a southern housewife! Hurry up and post an article to win some praise. Although I had steamed steamed buns before, I always couldn't figure it out. The appearance and taste of the steamed buns were always unsatisfactory, so I gradually gave up the idea of making my own steamed buns. My husband is from the north and likes to eat pasta, especially steamed buns. My children and I also like to eat steamed buns, so I buy a bag of steamed buns every once in a while. After buying a bag of steamed buns again, I secretly cheered unyieldingly and refused to admit defeat. I didn’t believe that I couldn’t make delicious steamed buns. After some research, I found that the biggest difference between the steamed buns I made before and the ones I bought was that they were not soft enough. The take-out steamed buns must have added baking powder. In this case, I could also add a small amount myself, so I did an experiment with high-quality aluminum-free baking powder. As expected, it was a big win! The steamed buns made are completely comparable to the steamed buns sold in Shandong!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Add sugar and yeast to warm water, mix well and let it sit for a few minutes to allow the yeast to become active.
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Mix the flour and baking powder evenly and pour into the yeast water.
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Use chopsticks to stir until the water is absorbed by the flour and forms a doughy dough.
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Knead with your hands into a smooth dough.
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Place the kneaded dough in a warm place to ferment until it doubles in size.
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Take out the dough and deflate it, then divide it into 10 equal small pieces of dough (75g each).
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Knead the small dough into a tall round shape, place it in an oiled steamer at intervals, cover it and let it ferment for 30 minutes.
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Pour cold water into the pot, boil the water over high heat, then turn to low heat and steam for 20 minutes. Turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes before opening the lid and eating.