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Laomian mantou
Medium gluten flour, yeast, water (or milk) and edible alkali.
The practice is as follows
① 50g of medium-gluten flour, 50g of water, 65438+ 0.5g of yeast, evenly stirred, made into koji, boxed, sealed and fermented in the refrigerator overnight (at least 12 hour).
② Add 490g medium gluten flour and 180g water into the starter, stir well, knead into dough, cover and ferment for nearly 2 hours.
(3) Add 0.5g of edible alkali into the fermented dough, exhaust, knead evenly, divide materials, shape, steam in cold water for 30min, and stew for 2min.
skill
① If there is no edible alkali, it can be omitted or replaced with baking soda. If you add alkali, you must knead it evenly.
② This quantity can make 10 big steamed buns, and the quantity can be increased or decreased according to the situation.
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