Every time when I step into a hypermarket, I enjoyed myself looking for new ingredients for my cooking. Each hypermarket sure have their unique products. Some have wide variety of spices, and some are more fresh vegetables and fruits.
Last week, I found some fresh fragrant purple sweet potato which I seldom use in my cooking. Since I still have some left over "Pao" flour, I thought of trying to make some steamed buns. I played with the dough and shaped it into different shapes. This is the prettiest among all.
Last week, I found some fresh fragrant purple sweet potato which I seldom use in my cooking. Since I still have some left over "Pao" flour, I thought of trying to make some steamed buns. I played with the dough and shaped it into different shapes. This is the prettiest among all.
Ingredients:
270gm of purple sweet potato, peeled, cut into chunks,steamed until soft and mashed
60gm fine sugar
500gm pao flour
1 tsp of yeast
10gm Sunflower oil
200ml water
Steps:
1. Put all the ingredients into bread maker follow the sequence of liquid, semi liquid, and dry ingredients.
2. Select "dough" program.
3. When the dough is ready, divide it into small equal portions. Shape it and put on parchment paper.
4. Let the dough prove for 45 minutes.
5. Steam it for about 15 minutes or longer depends on the size.
Wow! I like the colour very much!
ReplyDeleteLove the purple color and it look nice too.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I think can use pumpkin too!
ReplyDeleteHard to get pretty purple sweet potatoes. Your buns look so pretty
ReplyDeleteOooo... the colour of your buns looks really attractive. I want to give it a big bite. Yummm.... haha... Have a lovely evening.
ReplyDeleteGood night,
Kristy
What a lovely colour! I still haven't got any luck finding purple potatoes here, only normal or sweet potatoes, but no purple ones :(
ReplyDeleteforget abt the taste of sweet potatoes, just the colour alone makes me want to have a bite at these!!
ReplyDeleteWow so pretty and catchy colourful bun..
ReplyDeleteI love purple food, and this looks right up my alley!
ReplyDeleteNice bright purple! How nice for those who can bake - more things/ingredients to try.
ReplyDeleteYour bun looks so pretty and the colour is lovely. It looks so soft too. This would be great to have with a cup of tea! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteUnique looking bun. I love sweet potatoes...especially the purple ones.
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought to use purple potatoes to color the buns. It look arresting! I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful vibrant color of purple!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I like this colour!!Looks very sweet!!
ReplyDeletePurple sweet potatoes can't help but put a smile on my face and these buns look delicious!
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ReplyDeleteI love the color and the shape. Like flowers! I've actually been thinking of making this for a while but I've been waiting for purple sweet potatoes to be on sale.
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for new ways to use purple potatoes!
ReplyDeleteWhere can you buy Pao (Pau?) flour?
ReplyDeleteIsheng, pow flour can be found in any supermarket or hypermarket.
ReplyDeleteUnusual recipe for sweet potato.
ReplyDeleteI can't say the colour appeals as food although as afashion stament it is beyond reproach.
Are you sure there isn't any additional colouring in it?
Back to my favourite Yemeni Matari coffee from The Tea and Coffee Emporium while I ponder to try or not to try this one.
Thanks for the post and the opportunity to comment.
Awww, this is too cute. My favorite bao is yellow sweet potato bun. Every time I go back to Penang, I would buy it every night for supper. Super soft and tasty. :)
ReplyDeleteNice color and texture of the bun. Lovely :)
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