First, dough mixing
1, Yeast: The amount of yeast is relative, not absolute, and depends on the temperature and speed of the dough environment; Dissolve the acid mother in warm water before use and let it stand for 5 minutes; If the environment is cool or you want to grow faster, you can have more yeast, and 5 grams per 500 grams of flour is enough at normal temperature.
2, water quantity: the question of how much water is used for flour, in fact, this can be put in several times, it is best to ferment with warm water faster. The noodles of steamed bread should be mixed hard. Normal is 500 grams of flour and 250 grams of water. The noodles of meat buns are a little bit more Microsoft, which is easy to seal after being wrapped in stuffing; It's not easy to smooth the dough at first. You can knead the dough, cover it and let it stand for 10 minutes, and then knead it again after the water and flour are fully mixed, and it will be smooth easily!
Second, the hair surface
1, primary fermentation: put the kneaded dough into a pot, cover the pot or plastic wrap, and conduct primary fermentation. Dough is easy to ferment in hot weather. Generally, it can be fermented to twice the size of the original dough.
2. Shaping: When the dough is poured out and put on the panel, it is necessary to knead it for a while to discharge more air inside. The smaller and more uniform the holes in the section after cutting the dough, the smoother the steamed bread will be, and the surface of steamed bread will be smoother. The same is true of stuffed buns. Then, you can make steamed bread or steamed buns and put them in the steamer.
3. Secondary fermentation: Before steaming, it is best to conduct secondary fermentation, and let the green body stand in the steamer for about 20 -30 minutes. It is recommended not to ignore this step. Steamed steamed bread or steamed buns after secondary fermentation will definitely be better than those without this step. The weather is hot, and the steamer is filled with cold water, because it is easy to ferment at high temperature; When the weather is cold, the steamer is filled with hot water, which is more conducive to secondary fermentation.