Steamed Bread Made in Parchment Paper

Name: How to cook Steamed Bread Made in Parchment Paper - cookcic.com
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 3 servings
Cuisine: Us

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Chef :

cookpad.japan

Steamed Bread Made in Parchment Paper

I really overslept, and... I needed one more item to serve for breakfast! I didn't have anything in particular, so I tried making this. My kids happily ate these.

Ingredient

Food ration :

3 servings

200 grams

Cooking instructions

* Step 1

Combine the pancake mix with the milk, syrup, (and egg yolk, if adding), and beat with an egg beater.

* Step 2

Place a square sheet of parchment paper in a gratin dish, pour in 1/3 of the batter (about a ladleful), sprinkle in raisins (if you like), and wrap in parchment paper. (Refer to Step 10).

* Step 3

Microwave each one for 2 minutes, and it is done! (It will be ready in about 1 minute 10 seconds if you cook it at 1000 W!)

* Step 4

I topped them with stewed sweet potatoes. So tasty.

* Step 5

I used instant coffee and chocolate chips to make my daughter's favorite cafe mocha steamed bread.

* Step 6

I forgot to take a picture, but when I mixed syrup into user "Rinrin"'s matcha bread to make a marble pattern, it was tasty!

* Step 7

I mixed powdered cheese into the batter, and added little bits of processed cheese. Yum.

* Step 8

Attention!! This is something I heard from user "Mei". For a trick on reheating steamed bread, see Step 9.

* Step 9

<Re-posted from "Mei"'s comment>: Use a plastic storage container similar to a ziplock storage bag, make it in a Kureha microwave, on the "steamed vegetable" setting. This microwave has such a function, but adding a small amount of water to the container and microwaving for 1 minute will produce piping hot and soft steamed bread.

* Step 10

[Tip for wrapping the parchment paper] Using a square sheet of parchment paper, first, bring one of the corners of the front edge to the opposite corner of the back edges together, then fold them two-three times. Then, roll up both ends like a candy wrapper.

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