Step1:Dig a hole in the high powder, pour in the yeast and mix wel
Step2:Pour water into the center, and yearn for mixing the picture from the middl
Step3:Pour in milk powder, carrot puree, sugar, and salt. Mix well every time
Step4:Stir ~ stir
Step5:Stir until there is no dry powder, cover with plastic film and keep it cool for 20 minutes. If it's hot, put it in the refrigerator to prevent yeast from fermenting in advance. This step is to make the dough absorb enough water and save the time of kneading
Step6:After 20 minutes, start to knead the dough. At first, the dough will be very sticky with water, and it will stick to the table. Continue to knead. Hold the dough with one hand, rub it from inside to outside, and then recycle it. Turn it 90 degrees in the right direction, and continue to rub it from inside to outside
Step7:Knead until dough does not stick, add butter, continu
Step8:Knead the dough to the expansion stage, cut a small piece of dough and pull it apart to produce a large film. The film is tough and will show serrated holes when broken
Step9:Put the dough on the baking tray, put a bowl of warm water on it, cover it and seal it to start fermentation. When the dough is fermented to twice the size, rub a hole with a little water with your finger, it will not shrink or collapse, which means that it is fermented. My room temperature is about 18 degrees, and I have been fermenting for about 1.5 hour
Step10:Divide the fermented dough into 9 parts, rub them into circles, and continue to relax for 15 minute
Step11:After relaxation, roll out the dough with a rolling pin, shape it into a small meal bag, ferment twice, about 45 minutes, preheat the oven 180 degrees, heat up and down for 15 minutes, O
Cooking tips:PS carrots are mashed with a chipping knife, steamed in a water pot for 10 minutes, cooled and then used to taste raw and delicious.