Yuqian Wotou
Yu Qian 500 grams | Thick cornmeal (the kind containing bean flour) 250g |
Millet noodles 150g | Salt 2 grams |
Baking soda 1_2 grams |
Step 1
Pick it clean and remove the small leaves and roots inside. Cut off the elm leaves piece by piece.Step 2
Soak the picked elm leaves in water and salt for 5 minutes.Step 3
Rinse it clean, but the elm money is still very dirty. I washed it 4 times and controlled the water for later use.Step 4
Add baking soda and mix well, or you can omit it. Just for color fixation.Step 5
The millet is ground into powder using a crusher and added to the Yu Qian.Step 6
Add cornmeal with bean flour and salt, which is the cornmeal in the usual steamed steamed buns.Step 7
Knead it hard with your hands to squeeze out the water in the elm money.Step 8
Knead it into a slightly sticky dough.Step 9
stained on handsAdd some water to form a ball into a steamed bun shapeStep 10
Bring water to a boil and steam over high heat for 20 minutes. If the steamed buns are large, increase the steaming time appropriately.Step 11
It's out of the pan. It's very smooth in the mouth. You can also eat it with some seasonings. The garlic paste + vinegar + sesame oil has a unique flavor. Yuqian steamed bun cooking tips