Barbecued Pork Sauce and Taro Bun

by End of the World Doudou

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

I like to eat buns very much, but I belong to the kind of people who don’t know how to make noodles. I have tried to make buns 10 times and 7 times they don’t make them. My sister laughed at me except that I have perseverance in cooking. 3-minute heat, haha, I’m really a bit of that. Many times it’s 3-minute heat. Of course, my heart for food will never change. "

Barbecued Pork Sauce and Taro Bun

1. To make the dough, add 2 tablespoons of white sugar to the flour, add yeast in 2 times, use warm water to make the dough smooth, cover it with a fresh-keeping bag, let it rise for about 2 hours, and leave it in a warm place.

2. Peel the taro, cut into pieces, and steam.

3. The taro is steamed and pureed.

4. Finely chop the leeks, add salt and mix to remove excess water.

5. Cut the barbecued pork into cubes and fry it in a pan.

6. Mix the minced leeks and char siu pork with salt and soy sauce.

7. Mince pork, add salt soy sauce and cooking wine, stir and marinate for 10 minutes.

8. Make good noodles.

9. Knead into strips, cut into even pieces, and wake up for 15 minutes.

10. Use a rolling pin to roll it out until the middle is thick and the sides are thin.

11. First add the pork roast pork with leek and finally add taro puree.

12. Wrapped buns.

13. Put the buns in the steamer for 10 minutes, and finally steam for 10 minutes. Wait a few minutes for boiling.

Comments

Similar recipes

Braised Eggplant

Eggplant, Salt, Flour

Pimple Soup

Ginger, Parsley, Chives

Seasonal Vegetable Pie

Flour, Plain Water, Cucumber

Pimple Soup

Flour, Tomato, Water

Seasonal Vegetable Quiche

Green Bean Sprouts, Carrot, Shiitake Mushrooms

Seasonal Vegetable Soup Baba

Flour, Tomato, Sausage

Cornmeal Fried Dumplings

Glutinous Rice Balls, Flour, Cornmeal

Pimple Soup

Tomato, Flour, Rape