The following are the contents that may be included in the training of the red sugar steamed bun: 1. ** Techniques for selecting raw materials for steamed bread **: Including the selection of raw materials such as yeast and flour, such as the characteristics of different types of flour (ordinary flour, Wudeli flour, etc.) and their effects on the taste of steamed bread, the selection of yeast (such as high-sugar-tolerant yeast, etc.), and the ratio of yeast and flour. 2. ** Fermenting related knowledge **: - ** Fermenting method **: The key points of traditional old noodle fermentation, yeast fermentation, frozen fermentation, and other methods. - ** Fermenting process **: This includes the temperature control of the fermentation. For example, the yeast needs to be activated in winter. Warm water is used to melt the yeast to prevent the high temperature from causing the yeast to die and affect the fermentation effect. The degree of fermentation is judged, such as the dough being fermented to twice the size and forming a honeycomb shape. Or, special judgment methods such as putting the small dough into normal temperature water and observing the degree of floating to determine whether the fermentation is completed or not are used. - ** Awakening Time **: The awakening time is different according to different seasons (winter and summer). For example, the awakening time is longer in winter and shorter in summer. There is also the time and requirements for the second awakening, such as 30 minutes for the second awakening. 3. ** Stuffing related **: If the brown sugar steamed bun has stuffing, it will involve the selection of stuffing ingredients, ratio, seasoning (raw stuffing, cooked stuffing) and other contents. 4. ** Production method **: - ** Dough preparation **: For example, the brown sugar water was poured into the flour to form a dough with chopsticks, and then kneaded evenly by hand. There were also different types of dough (raw dough, hot dough, fermented dough, rice milk dough, etc.) preparation methods. - ** Mantou Shaping **: For example, the dough was kneaded into a long strip, divided into the same size, and then arranged into a round shape from the outside to the inside; or rolled into a rectangular pancake, sprinkled with stuffing, rolled up, and cut into flour paste. 5. ** Steaming related **: - [Control of Fire Control]: Control the heat during steaming, such as steaming over a large fire. - ** Steaming time and subsequent treatment **: The length of steaming, such as steaming for 20 minutes or 15 minutes, needs to be stewed for a certain period of time (such as 5 minutes or 3 minutes) to prevent the steamed bun from shrinking when it is cold, affecting the shape and taste. 6. ** Business related **: If it involves the opening of a store, it will also include the configuration and use of the store's operating equipment and equipment; the principle of site selection for store operations, the channels for purchasing equipment and raw materials; investment budget analysis and risk aversion; daily management of store operations, etc. Read more exciting novels for free
The following are some methods of making red sugar cakes: - ** Material preparation **: - [The first method is to make medium flour, brown sugar, yeast, warm water, red dates, walnuts, and other dried fruits (you can add them according to your preference).] - ** The second method **: Scraper, 50 grams of brown sugar, a small amount of dark soya sauce, 250 grams of warm water, 3 grams of yeast powder, 230 grams of flour, four eggs, salt, fresh mushroom powder, a six-inch mold, and a few red dates. - ** The third method (6-inch recipe)**: 160 grams of flour (high, medium, and low), 1 egg, 50 grams of brown sugar, 3 - 4 grams of yeast, and 100 grams of warm water (38 - 40 degrees Celsius). - The fourth method: 200 grams of red dates, 300 grams of warm water, 100 grams of brown sugar, 300 grams of flour, 3 grams of yeast powder, and 2 eggs. - ** The fifth method **: 200g of ordinary flour, 10g of white sugar, 2g of baking powder, 60g of brown sugar, 140g of warm water, 3g of baking powder, about 30g of warm water, and an appropriate amount of pitted red dates. - [The sixth method: a spoonful of brown sugar, a bowl of warm water, a suitable amount of self-made flour, and red dates.] - ** Production Steps **: - The first method: 1. He melted the brown sugar with warm water. When it cooled to a warm temperature, he added the yeast and stirred it evenly. 2. He poured the flour into a large bowl and slowly poured in the brown sugar yeast water. As he poured, he stirred until it became a sticky paste. 3. Cover it with a damp cloth or plastic wrap and let the paste ferment to twice its size in a warm place. 4. The fermented paste was poured into the mold, flattened the surface, and sprinkled with dried fruits such as red dates and walnuts to increase the taste. 5. He placed it in a steamer and steamed it for 25 - 30 minutes. After turning off the fire, he stewed it for 5 minutes before taking it out. - ** Second method **: 1. He used a spatula to cut 50 grams of brown sugar, a small amount of dark soya sauce, 250 grams of warm water, and 3 grams of yeast powder. He stirred them evenly. 2. Add 230 grams of flour, stir until there are no grains, cover it and let it stand for 30 minutes. 3. The sobered noodles were stirred and vented. They were poured into a six-inch mold and covered with a few red dates. 4. He placed it in a steamer and steamed it for 20 minutes. 5. Four eggs were added into the bowl, salt and fresh mushroom powder were added, and the mixture was stirred evenly. 6. After the water boiled, he turned it around with a spoon, poured in the egg liquid, and turned off the fire to stew for 1 minute. 7. He scooped it up to control the water content, poured it into the bamboo curtain, used the bamboo curtain to shape it, and cut it into thick slices. - ** The third method **: 1. Add brown sugar and yeast powder into 100 grams of warm water, stir evenly without any residue, and set aside.(The water temperature must not be too high. It will burn the yeast to death, and it will not rise.) 2. Sift in the flour (high, medium, or low). 3. Add the eggs. 4. Use an egg beater (manual or automatic) to beat evenly without granules. You don't have to beat for too long. 5. He poured it into a loose bottom mold. If he fixed the bottom mold, he would brush a little oil on the bottom. Fermented at 30 - 35 degrees for 40 - 60 minutes. 6. When the hair was twice the size, it would be fine if there were such fine holes on the surface. 7. Spread the red dates. 8. After boiling the water, steam it for 30 minutes, then turn off the fire and simmer it for five minutes. - ** The fourth method **: 1. Remove the core from 200 grams of red dates, put it into the wall breaker, add 300 grams of warm water, press the fruit and vegetable button to stir, and add 100 grams of brown sugar to stir evenly. 2. Add 3 grams of yeast powder to 300 grams of flour, then add 2 eggs, then add the brown sugar and red date juice that had been stirred well, stir evenly, and stir the paste until there was no dry flour or dough. 3. He sealed the paste with plastic wrap and placed it in a warm place. It fermented for an hour. When he saw that there were obvious small bubbles in the paste, the paste was ready to ferment. 4. Brush the bowl with cooking oil and pour the paste into the bowl. Don't fill the bowl to the brim. Just fill it to the brim by 70 or 80%, because when steaming, the second fermentation will expand. He put some red dates on the paste. 5. After the water in the pot boiled, he steamed it directly for 30 minutes. When the time was up, he turned off the fire and lifted the lid slightly to let some air out. After 3 minutes, he took it out of the pot. - ** The fifth method **: 1. First, he used warm water to melt the brown sugar. 2. 3g of baking powder and about 30g of warm water. Stir it and let it stand for a while. 3. Add baking powder and white sugar to the prepared flour and stir. 4. He added the yeast water and melted sugar water into the flour in batches. It was easier to control the state of the paste in small amounts. 5. He stirred the water and flour into a uniform paste. 6. He applied a little oil to the bottom edge and around the mold to make it easier to remove the film. 7. He poured the good paste into the mold and smoothed it with a small scraper. 7. He covered the paste with plastic wrap and placed it in a warm and humid place. It fermented until it was 7 - 8 percent full. 8. Garnish with a suitable amount of pitted red dates. 9. Then, he boiled the water and steamed it for about 30 minutes. 10. Put a jar smaller than the bottom of the mold and push the mold down with both hands to remove the film. - ** The sixth method **: 1. A spoonful of brown sugar and a bowl of warm water were stirred and melted. Then, an appropriate amount of self-raising flour was added and stirred. There was no need to ferment. 2. Brush oil into the bowl, pour in the paste, put on the red dates, wake up for half an hour, and steam for another 30 minutes. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are some methods of making red sugar cakes: - Method 1: - He poured the flour into a large bowl, slowly poured in the brown sugar yeast water and stirred it into a sticky paste. He covered it with a damp cloth or plastic wrap and fermented it to twice the size in a warm place. He poured the fermented paste into the mold and flattened it. He sprinkled red dates, walnuts, and other dried fruits. He put them into a steamer and steamed them for 25 - 30 minutes. He turned off the fire and braised them for 5 minutes before taking them out. - Method 2: - Mix a spoonful of brown sugar with a bowl of warm water and mix it well. Add an appropriate amount of self-raising flour and mix it well (no need to ferment). Brush the bowl with oil and pour in the paste. Place the red dates on it. After 30 minutes of cooking, steam it for 30 minutes. - Method 3: - He took an appropriate amount of brown sugar and added a bowl of hot water to stir to melt the sugar. After the hot water turned into warm water, he added the yeast powder and stirred it together. Then, he added flour. After small bubbles appeared, they were sealed with plastic wrap and fermented for half an hour. He stirred the paste into three small bowls and smeared oil on them. He divided the paste into about half a bowl each and placed the red dates on them to ferment for a few minutes. He took out the pot to boil water and put it on the steaming rack. He covered the lid and turned on the medium heat to steam for 20 minutes. - Method 4: - Prepare 300 grams of medium flour, 200 grams of cassava starch, 150 grams of brown sugar, 5 grams of yeast, 5 grams of aluminum free baking powder, and 480 grams of warm water. He poured the flour and cassava starch into a large bowl, added yeast and aluminum free baking powder, and stirred. The brown sugar was melted with warm water (50 grams of white sugar can be added to increase the sweetness). He used the melted sugar water to knead the dough. The water should be added bit by bit. As he poured, he stirred. He first formed the dough and then the fine grain-free paste (just streamlined). Cover the lid and let it rise to twice its original size in a warm place. After it rose, stir it to expel the air. He poured the paste into a mold covered with anti-sticking oil paper (7 - 8 minutes full), shook it a few times to discharge the bubbles, poured cold water into the pot, steamed it for about 40 minutes after the water boiled, turned off the fire and braised it for 3 - 5 minutes, let it cool at room temperature, and cut it into pieces. - ** Method 5 **: - Add 150 grams of brown sugar and 200 grams of warm water. After the sugar melts, add 250 milliliters of milk and two drops of dark soya sauce (used for coloring). Then, add a bag of high-sugar-resistant yeast. After stirring evenly, add 400 grams of ordinary flour (if there is cassava starch, add 100 grams to make it softer and more sticky. If there is no cassava starch, add 500 grams of flour). Stir until it is smooth without dry powder. Cover it with plastic wrap and ferment it to twice the size. After fermenting for half an hour, the paste was twice as big and had a lot of honeycomb-like holes. It was fully vented. Spray a little oil on the cake mold or bowl, pour the paste from a high place, and then fry it for about 10 minutes until it's 1.5 times bigger, add red dates and black sesame seeds to decorate it. After the water boils, steam it for about 40 minutes, and stew it for 5 minutes. After it had completely cooled down, he removed the mold. - Method 6: - Add 100g of brown sugar to 240ml of warm water and stir until it melts. After cooling to warm water, add 3g of yeast, a handful of raisins (not necessary), and 300g of medium flour. Stir until it becomes a thick paste. After the fermentation was done, he stirred it with chopsticks and vented. Then, he poured cold water into the pot and steamed it over medium heat for 30 minutes. When the time was up, he turned off the fire and braised it for 5 minutes before starting the pot. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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The reference mentioned that there were steamed bun shops on Fangmen Street. One of the steamed bun shops had a history of 300 years, but it did not mention whether it was an online shop. There was also a long line of night steamed bun shops on Fangmen Street. They had introduced a variety of new flavors, such as the signature dried bean curd meat bun with double spiciness, the super hot spicy hot pot bun with enoki mushroom added, the hot and elastic tender chicken bun, and the mushroom sauce meat bun with sauce fragrance. The group purchase price was 5.9 per serving. They opened a new shop on Longyou Xinglong North Road, but they did not clearly indicate that this was an Internet celebrity steamed bun shop. Therefore, it was impossible to provide accurate information about the popular steamed bun shop on Fangmen Street in Quzhou. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>