The green balls of mugwort do not collapse or change color.
Bean paste filling: | 红豆 500 grams |
Fine sugar 200 grams | Corn oil 190g |
Maltose 80g | Pork floss filling: |
Pork floss 200 grams | Salted egg yolk 10 |
Salad Dressing 150g | Green dough skin part: |
Chengfen 50 grams | Water-milled glutinous rice flour 400g |
Mugwort juice part 400g | Corn oil 10 grams |
White sugar 20 grams | Baking soda 1g |
wormwood 2 pounds |
Step 1
Make red bean filling one day in advance: Soak 500g red beans one night in advance, put it into a pressure cooker and cook until mashed, pour it into a food processor and puree it, then pour it into the pot, add 190ml corn oil, 100g white sugar, 80g maltose and boil Stir fry over low heatStep 2
Stir-fry until the bean paste holds together, add an appropriate amount of osmanthus honey with a non-stick silicone spatula, stir evenly, and place in the refrigerator to refrigerate.Step 3
Roll the bean paste filling into a 30g round ball and set aside.Step 4
Spray an appropriate amount of high-strength white wine on the fresh salted egg yolk to remove the fishy smell, put it in the oven and bake at 160 degrees for 10 minutes.Step 5
After baking, pour it into a plate and press it into puree, then spread it with your hands.Step 6
Pour the salted egg yolk into a 200g pork floss basin, then add the salad dressing and stir evenlyStep 7
Knead it into 25g small dumplings with your handsStep 8
Boil water in the pot and add 2 grams of edible baking soda. Blanch the cleaned mugwort and rinse it with cold water.Step 9
Add 150 ml of water and puree in a food processorStep 10
Pour the beaten mugwort puree into a large bowlStep 11
Pour 400 grams of glutinous rice flour into the basin, add 50 grams of glutinous rice flour, mix well and set aside.Step 12
Add 1 gram of baking soda, 20 grams of sugar, and 10 ml of corn oil to the beaten mugwort paste.Step 13
Put it on the stove and bring it to a boil over high heat, then turn off the heat after boiling.Step 14
Pour small amounts into the glutinous rice flour several times while it is hot, and stir while pouring (glutinous rice flour is not sticky when mixed with cold water. Boil the mugwort mud and then pour it into the glutinous rice flour, which can give full play to the stickiness of the glutinous rice flour and make it less sticky. If it is dry and cracked, the texture will be more elastic and delicious. Wear disposable gloves when kneading the dough.)Step 15
Put it on the dough mat and knead it thoroughly. The kneaded dough will be very malleable.Step 16
Then wrap it in plastic wrapStep 17
Take out the relaxed dough, roll it into a long strip, divide it into 35 grams of dough, put it into the palm of your hand and roll it into a ball, then use the thumbs of both hands to rotate and press it to form a small dimple.Step 18
Put the fillings in, and use your hands to close the mouth. Don't let too much air get trapped inside, so that it won't collapse easily when steamed.Step 19
After everything is done, sprinkle some black and white sesame seeds in the middle to better distinguish the fillings inside.Step 20
Open the water in the pot and put it into the steamer to steam for 7 or 8 minutes and simmer for 2 minutes. Do not steam for too long.Step 21
After steaming, brush the green dough with a layer of cooked oil to prevent sticking.Step 22
In this way, the green dough is ready. It will not collapse or change color, but will still be green.Step 23
Wrap it in plastic wrap and it won't harden for three days.Step 24
Finished product picture Tips for cooking mugwort green dough without collapsing or discoloring