The recipe Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings
Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings recipe is a Dessert meal that takes 15 minutes to make. If you enjoy for Dessert, you will like Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings!
Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings
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Steamed dumplings with date paste. Tasty, delicate (Durum atta flour is gluten free, so you can knead the hell out of it, and not have it get tough and chewy) What Course Is Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings?Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings is for Dessert. How Long Does Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings Recipe Take To Prepare?Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings takes 60 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings Recipe Take To Cook?Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings takes 15 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings Recipe Make?Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings makes 12 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings Recipe?The ingredients for Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings are: Durum Atta flour 2 cupYeast, bakers, 1 Tbs Water, tap, 1 cup Granulated Sugar, 1 Tbs. Date paste, 8 tbsp Salt, 1 dash Sesame Oil, 1tsp How Do I Make Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings?Here is how you make Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings: Add 1 cup warm water to a medium bowl; add sugar, yeast, salt, and oil. Add flour, stirring, and adding until dough forms. Turn out onto floured board. Knead more flour into dough until it's no longer sticky, and easy to handle. Shape into a ball, and place in a LIGHTLY oiled bowl. Place in oven, with a boiling pan of water on the shelf below it. Allow to raise until doubled in bulk...45-60 minutes. Punch down and knead briefly; roll out to about 1/4 of an inch. With an empty salmon can, or biscuit cutter, cut out rounds. Place one half of a teaspoon of date paste in the middle of the dough. Bring up the opposing edges, and then the other (90 degrees) edges. Pinch closed, and place in a steamer basket lined with parchment. Steam for fifteen minutes. If desired, garnish with a dash of Chinese five-spice, or sesame seeds. Serving Size:?Makes 12 two-dumpling servingsNumber of Servings: 12Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user TA24JC.What's The Nutritional Info For Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings?The nutritional information for Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings is:
What Dietary Needs Does Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings Meet?The dietary needs meet for Jao Tze: Steamed, filled dumplings is Vegetarian |
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