Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns)

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns)

by Dharma Kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Everyone must have eaten Wangzai small steamed buns. It should be a wonderful childhood memory of the 80s generation. It is sweet and soft and melts in the mouth. Today we will make this nostalgic snack. The moment it is out, it feels so cute.

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns)

1. Prepare the required materials

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

2. Stir the whole egg liquid

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

3. Add fine sugar and stir evenly, no need to beat

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

4. The state after stirring is shown in the figure

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

5. Mix all categories

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

6. Sift into the whipped egg mixture

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

7. Use a silicone spatula to stir until the powder is absorbed to absorb the egg liquid

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

8. Grab and knead into a dough. The formed dough needs to have a suitable degree of softness and hardness. If the dough is too sticky, increase the amount of potato starch and knead it. If the dough is too dry, add a small amount of whole egg liquid and knead it

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

9. Take an appropriate amount of dough and knead it with your hands into small round pellets, about the same size as a soybean or a little larger than a soybean. The kneaded pellets are arranged in a baking pan covered with tin foil. At the same time, the oven is preheated to 180 degrees.

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

10. Put the baking tray in the middle of the oven and bake for about 10 minutes. The surface of the small round pellets is light golden and ready to be out.

Dumplings (wang Tsai Steamed Buns) recipe

Tips:

Both kneading the dough and kneading small round pellets require patience and time, but the finished product will definitely make you love it.

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