Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi

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4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Shanxi's Jinnan region is the main wheat producing area in Shanxi, so pasta has always been dominant in the diet of people in Shanxi. In the pasta, "moon" or "steamed bun" is the main ingredient. It can be said that Jinnan people eat steamed buns to the extreme. In the eyes of Jinnan people, steamed bun is rice, and rice is steamed bun. As the people of southern Shanxi said: "Without steamed buns, it doesn't count as rice, and without spicy peppers, it doesn't count as vegetables.
People in Jinnan, Shanxi not only love to eat buns, but also make buns. The white buns made are big and sweet, and the taste is excellent. This kind of food culture is also reflected in other parts of Shanxi. People in Shanxi take buns as gifts when they visit relatives and friends on New Year's Day. The way the people of Jinnan eat buns also have a lot of tricks in the monotony. From the past with steamed buns with spicy peppers and vegetables with steamed buns, to today’s Roujiamo is also called Roujiabing in the local area"

Ingredients

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi

1. The ingredients are ready, flour (normal flour is fine), yeast powder, aluminum-free baking powder, soda, white sugar

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

2. Yeast powder is dissolved in warm water

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

3. Add sugar to the flour, stir the baking powder, then add yeast and warm water and stir to form a floc

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

4. Knead into dough

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

5. Use warm water to open the noodles

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

6. Put the alkaline water into the dough and knead it

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

7. After kneading the hair for 15 minutes

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

8. Divide the dough into small portions

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

9. Knead into an oval

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

10. Roll out long pie

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

11. Roll into roll

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

12. Stand up and squash

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

13. Use a rolling pin to roll out the dough into a thinner dough with a thicker middle and a thinner circle

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

14. Preheat the electric baking pan without oiling and put in the dough

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

15. Just cook on both sides

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

16. It tastes good to eat directly

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

17. Marinated meat in the pot

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

18. Coriander, chives ready

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

19. Finely chop the braised pork, chives, and coriander

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

20. The cooked Bai Ji Mo is cut open with a knife, but be careful not to cut it to the end

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

21. Add meat and vegetables and you can eat it. If you like spicy food, add some green chilies

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

22. Finished product

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

23. Finished product

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

24. Finished product

Bai Ji Mo in Shanxi recipe

Tips:

Tips: Use half-raised noodles for the steamed buns. It is best not to use raised noodles, because the cooked noodles tend to bulge when heated during the baking process.
Thereby affecting the shape of the bun. If you want to make the bun taste sweet, it is best to use "noodle fertilizer + alkaline noodles" to bake the noodles. This is the most classic method of baking buns in Shanxi. If you use yeast, you also like to use alkaline water.

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