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Too much yeast in steamed bread, will it turn into bread after a long fermentation time?
If too much yeast is put into steamed bread and the fermentation time is long, steamed bread will not become bread.

If the fermentation time is too long, the taste of food will become worse. Steamed bread will turn sour, and it may breed toxins such as Escherichia coli and Aspergillus flavus for a long time, which has nothing to do with bread.

Steamed bread making:

500 grams of flour

clean

250 grams of water

Yeast 6g

condiments

30 grams of sugar

step

1. Prepare 500g flour, 250g clear water, 6g yeast and proper amount of sugar.

2. Put the flour into a large plate, add sugar and 6g yeast, stir well, pour water and stir into a flocculent shape.

3. Knead by hand until the surface is smooth

4. After kneading, the cover is fermented to twice the size.

5. Take out the fermented noodles, knead them evenly and degas them, and knead them into strips.

6. Cut into noodles of equal size.

7. Take the dough inward by hand to make a round steamed bread dough blank.

8. Let the steamed bread dough stand 15-20 minutes.

9. Fill the pot with cold water, put the fermented steamed bread dough into a steamer, steam 15-20 minutes after the water boils, turn off the fire, and take it out after 2-4 minutes.