Let go of yeast dumplings twice
After the stock cooking, let the shaped steam noodles open visibly. Only well loosed dough becomes airy during the subsequent steam cooking.
Knead yeast dough from flour, milk, yeast, sugar, butter and egg. Let the dough go until it is significantly larger. Form dumplings and leave to rest again. Heat milk, butter and sugar, add dumplings and cook closed. Serve with vanilla sauce.
Why this recipe works
Form dumplings and leave to rest again. Heat milk, butter and sugar, add dumplings and cook closed. Serve with vanilla sauce.
Recipe
Knead yeast dough from flour, milk, yeast, sugar, butter and egg. Let the dough go until it is significantly larger.
Knead yeast dough from flour, milk, yeast, sugar, butter and egg.
Let the dough go until it is significantly larger.
Form dumplings and let them rest again.
Heat milk, butter and sugar, add dumplings and cook closed.
Serve with vanilla sauce.
Kitchen know-how
After the stock cooking, let the shaped steam noodles open visibly. Only well loosed dough becomes airy during the subsequent steam cooking.
Each opening causes steam to escape and can cause the dough pieces to collapse. Only after the end of cooking time carefully open the pot.
Medium to small heat prevents the underside from burning before the steam noodles are cooked through. Towards the end pay attention to quiet brutting.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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