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Tingmo is a soft, fluffy Tibetan steamed bread characterized by its beautiful layered, flower-like shape. In this recipe, it is stuffed with a savory spiced onion mixture and served with a roasted, smoky tomato chutney made easily using a multi-cooker.
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Season tomatoes, onions, garlic, and spices with mustard oil, roast them in the oven's grill mode for 12-15 minutes, then blend into a smooth chutney. → Knead maida, salt, sugar, yeast, and warm water into a soft dough, cover with oil, and let proof for 30-60 minutes. → Stir together chopped onions, green chillies, and spices to make the savory stuffing. → Stretch the dough, brush with oil, spread stuffing in the center, fold over, cut into thin strips, and twist them into layered knots. → Rest the shaped buns for 10 minutes, then steam them in the cooker for 14-15 minutes until fluffy.
Season tomatoes, onions, garlic, and spices with mustard oil, roast them in the oven's grill mode for 12-15 minutes, then blend into a smooth chutney. → Knead maida, salt, sugar, yeast, and warm water into a soft dough, cover with oil, and let proof for 30-60 minutes. → Stir together chopped onions, green chillies, and spices to make the savory stuffing. → Stretch the dough, brush with oil, spread stuffing in the center, fold over, cut into thin strips, and twist them into layered knots. → Rest the shaped buns for 10 minutes, then steam them in the cooker for 14-15 minutes until fluffy.
Tingmo is a soft, fluffy Tibetan steamed bread characterized by its beautiful layered, flower-like shape. In this recipe, it is stuffed with a savory spiced onion mixture and served with a roasted, smoky tomato chutney made easily using a multi-cooker.
Prepare the tomatoes by cutting them into quarters and placing them onto a baking tray.
Cut one large onion into large chunks and add them to the tray along with green chillies and garlic cloves.
Season the vegetables on the tray with salt, black salt, asafoetida, cumin, Kashmiri chilli powder, and mustard oil. Mix thoroughly to coat everything evenly.
Place the tray inside the multi-cooker. Set it to Air Fry/Hob mode on the Grill function at 240°C for 12 to 15 minutes to roast the vegetables.
To make the dough, combine maida, salt, sugar, and dried yeast in a large mixing bowl.
Warm water activates the dry yeast quickly, while sugar serves as yeast food to ensure a fast rise.
Avoid using a rolling pin on the proofed dough; stretching it gently by hand preserves the natural airy texture.
Brushing oil on the dough before adding the stuffing prevents the layers from fusing, creating beautiful pull-apart layers after steaming.
The roasted tomato chutney can be enjoyed either warm or cold.
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