This
mantou is firm and with chewy texture (扎实馒头)
which I love it. This is great to serve as breakfast and as snack too. I love
to munch on this mantou whenever hunger strike me :D
Adapted from 阿芳的三杯面粉cookbook with minor modification
Wholewheat
Mixed Fruits Mantou (yields 12 pieces)
Ingredients:
2
cups cake flour
1
cup wholewheat flour
½
teaspoon baking powder
½
teaspoon double action baking powder (can replace with baking powder)
1¼
teaspoon instant yeast
3
tablespoons light brown sugar
220ml
water
1
tablespoon grapeseed oil
~Mixed
fruits
1
tablespoon each black and white sesame seeds
1
tablespoon sunflower seeds
Few
pieces of apricot, cut into small size
5
tablespoons old-fashioned rolled oats
½
cup golden raisin
*Mix
together in a bowl
Methods:
(hand kneading)
1. Mix flour, baking powder, yeast and sugar into mixing bowl.
Pour in water (reserve some) and knead form into dough. Add in grapeseed oil
and continue knead till form into a pliable dough. Cover and rest for 1 hour or
double in size.
2. Transfer the rested
dough on working surface. Add in the mixture of mixed fruits and knead till
combine.
3.
To make mantou, roll out the dough into rectangle. Then roll the dough into
swissroll shape. Cut into pieces and place on lined paper. To make round,
divide the dough into required size and shape into round. Keep aside to rest
for 40 minutes.
4.
Start steaming from
cold water with medium heat. Once the water boiled, steam further 12 minutes. Once
the steaming time is over, turn off the heat. Leave the mantou inside the
steamer for few minutes before open the lid.
This post is linked to the event, Little Thumbs up organised by Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids and Doreen from My Little Favourite DIY, hosted by Vivian of Vivian Pang’s Kitchen.
This
will be my last entry for LTU. However you are welcome to submit yours till Saturday, November 30. Thanks to all your entries for LTU baking and cooking
with oats. I'm having fun baking and cooking with you. Thanks again!
Hi Viv, the mantou xi-fu
ReplyDeleteI'm still new to my mantou and pau making.... I will have a lot to learn from you. With dried fruits, I can imagine these mantou must be the chewy sort. Nice!
Zoe
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