Since I made tofu bao the day before yesterday, I found that tofu is really good! Made with lactone tofu and noodles, although there is no oil, the taste is moist.
Recently, I really wanted to eat taro-flavored bread, so I went to buy taro and started to cook at home.
The dough of this Oubao is also kneaded with mashed taro, and then wrapped with a full of low-fat taro paste filling, delicious and healthy at the same time to enjoy, delicious!
Let me show you this full stuffing first, it's super real
Materials:
bread part
Yeast 3g
sugar 20g
150g high-gluten flour
Lactone Tofu 100g
Steamed Taro 50g
Taro paste part
Steamed Taro 130g
Milk 20g
Sugar 10g
The sugar part can be replaced with Stevia for lower calories
How:
Mix all the ingredients of the bread part and knead into a dough, cover with plastic wrap and ferment for an hour until doubled in size)
(The taro was steamed and mashed in advance. I steamed about 160 grams of taro and used about 180 grams of extra water. 50 grams of noodles were mixed with noodles, and the rest was used for filling)
At this time, prepare the mashed taro filling. Crush the steamed taro and add 20 grams of milk (I just added almond milk at home) and white sugar, and mix well. Don't make it too thin and the bread will be wet. Hahaha.
Dump the dough, and divide it into four equal parts like the taro filling.
Since the dough needs to wake up for 10-20 minutes, dividing the dough first and then the mashed taro can save time
Take a dough and flatten it, put a piece of taro paste in it
I made it into a triangle, just pinch the mouth like a sugar triangle~
Put the wrapped dough with the seal facing down, flatten it slightly, and ferment it again in a warm place for about 40 minutes. At this time, you can preheat the oven to 380°F
After the hair is done, sieve the surface with a layer of high powder, and then use a blade or a bread knife to cut out the shape.
Put it in the oven and bake for 20 minutes~ This time, the high powder is a little bit more, which affects the appearance hahaha
The bottom is slightly golden, can you see the pale purple and taro fibers of the dough?
This is because the taro filling made by me is of a moist type, so when you tear it apart, you feel that the whole bread is soft.
Regardless of its size and so full of filling, this piece of bread has less than 150 calories!
Taking a bite, the bread and taro filling felt like they were about to melt in your mouth. Fluffy says it can't go wrong!
*Taro can also be cooked, but the water content may be different, and the wetness of the dough may be low depending on the water absorption of the flour, so add a little water in an appropriate amount.
*It is normal to have a little sticky hands, it will be softer in this way, you can sprinkle a layer of high-gluten flour on your hands and cutting board to prevent sticking
rororo
March 24, 2019
Excuse me, where can I buy lactobacilli tofu?
麻烦请问下 内脂豆腐在哪里可以买呀?