Family Simplified Roast Pork
1.
First wash the pork and cut into large pieces, soak in cold water for 30 minutes to remove the blood, cut the green onion into sections, and slice the ginger.
2.
Prepare all kinds of spices, you can buy these in small shops in the vegetable market. Wash the dried red pepper with water first.
3.
Heat the wok, add a little oil, add various spices in the cold oil, and stir-fry on low heat until the aroma comes out and put it in a bag of halogen materials for later use.
4.
Add the remaining oil in the pot, add the scallions, sliced ginger and pork, stir fry over low heat until the meat is dry and the surface is slightly yellow. Add big bone broth or water, the water is about 3CM higher than the meat
5.
Add light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, rice wine, salt, rock sugar, and marinade bag, boil over high heat and turn to low heat to cover and simmer
6.
When simmering for about half an hour, use a spoon to remove the foam on the surface, continue to cover and simmer for 60 minutes
7.
Keep simmering until the meat can be inserted with chopsticks, and a small amount of soup is left. The cooked meat can not be used immediately. It should be soaked in the gravy overnight and heated the next day.
8.
Next, make the bun. Soak the yeast powder in cold water for 5 minutes to completely melt. Use warm water in winter.
9.
Mix flour and baking powder in a bowl, add yeast water and salad oil and mix well.
10.
Use chopsticks to quickly stir the flour and water into a snowflake shape, knead the dough into a dough with your hands, move it to the chopping board and knead repeatedly until the surface of the dough becomes very smooth
11.
Put the dough in the basin, cover with plastic wrap, and ferment for 50-60 minutes at 30 degrees at room temperature
12.
Until the dough has doubled in size, the inside is full of pores
13.
Knead the dough again and again until the surface of the dough becomes very smooth. Roll the dough into strips.
14.
And then pull it into a potion
15.
Rounded
16.
Rub the circle into a small long strip
17.
Use a rolling pin to flatten the strips
18.
Roll from top to bottom into a column
19.
Then flatten the cylindrical shape with the palm of your hand
20.
Use a rolling pin to roll it into a 5mm thick round cake, cover it with plastic wrap and leave it to ferment for 20 minutes
21.
Heat the pan, add the round cakes to low heat, add the lid and simmer for 2 minutes.
22.
Continue to cover and stew on the reverse side. During the process of simmering, the cake will swell. Use a spatula to flatten it. Cover the reverse side and simmer for 2 minutes, then open the lid and cook for 1 minute.
23.
Cut the overnight bacon into coarse particles with a kitchen knife, and chop a little coriander.
24.
Put the minced meat and coriander into a bowl, add two teaspoons of bacon broth and mix well to form the filling.
25.
Cut the baked bun from the middle
26.
Fill in the meat again.
Tips:
1. The meat does not need to be cooked too soft and rotten, too soft and rotten to eat without chewing. Don't chop the meat too finely or loosely. The coriander can be added or not. I personally prefer to directly sandwich the meat. The chopped meat must be mixed with some gravy to taste, don't forget this step;
2. When kneading the noodles, try to knead it for a while to make the noodles taste better after they become gluten. Don't roll the buns too thin. If the buns are too thin, they will die. The small fire used when making buns is a small fire that only opens the center column. Because it is braised with a cover, you don’t have to worry about being unfamiliar. It is a little soft when it is just baked, and the surface becomes very brittle and hard when it is cooled.