Milky Oatmeal Steamed Bun Roll
Overview
As a person born in the north, pasta may be commonplace for me, and I eat the most. But when I was at home, I never made dough or steamed steamed buns alone. At most, I helped my mother knead the steamed buns when she steamed the steamed buns, and that was it. Maybe some friends don’t believe it, but this is the fact. I really learned how to steam steamed buns in 2011 on the Food Network. Now making pasta is the easiest for me, and the best way to master it without failure. I choose one-time fermentation for oatmeal steamed bun rolls. If you are in a hurry, you can choose one-time fermentation to steam the steamed buns. As long as the fermentation is in place, they will be as soft and soft. In summer, I usually use the one-time fermentation method to steam the steamed buns, and in winter, I will choose the second fermentation method. But it was already afternoon when I kneaded the noodles that day. If I wanted to ferment the buns twice, I would have to wait until late at night to eat the steamed buns, so I chose the first fermentation. Friends, let’s see if these steamed bun rolls are also good!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pour the milk into the bucket of the bread machine;
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Add flour;
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Add cereal;
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Make a well in the middle of the oatmeal, add yeast, and a little salt in the corners;
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Cover the yeast with oatmeal and install the bread bucket on the bread machine;
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Cover the lid, turn on the power, select the dough kneading program, and when there are five minutes left, add 10 grams of corn oil and continue kneading the dough;
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After the dough is mixed, take it out and knead it evenly, cover it with plastic wrap and let it rest for 15 minutes;
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After the dough has risen, knead it evenly, roll it into a rectangular sheet, and brush a little water on the surface;
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Roll up from bottom to top and cut into suitable size steamed bun rolls with a knife;
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Put it into a basket covered with damp cloth, put warm water into the steamer, put the basket into the steamer, and ferment for 30-40 minutes;
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After the raw material has risen, turn on medium heat, turn on the steam and steam for 20 minutes on medium heat, turn off the heat and steam for 5 minutes, take it out and it is ready to eat.