Gold Oil Box

Gold Oil Box

by Outstanding 1987

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

After the winter is the season to eat pumpkins, fresh pumpkins are used for kneading dough, which will give play to its unique color, bringing people not only visual enjoyment, but also rich in vitamins.

Ingredients

Gold Oil Box

1. After the pumpkin is steamed, put it to warm, add the yeast, and stir 1 gram of salt until it melts.

Gold Oil Box recipe

2. Knead until there is no dry powder.

Gold Oil Box recipe

3. Add 1 tablespoon of corn oil.

Gold Oil Box recipe

4. Knead slightly until the oil is slightly absorbed and the surface still feels greasy. Cover with a damp cloth to ferment.

Gold Oil Box recipe

5. Finely chop green onion and ginger and soak in water.

Gold Oil Box recipe

6. The pork is beaten into minced meat.

Gold Oil Box recipe

7. Add scallion and ginger water several times and beat until absorbed.

Gold Oil Box recipe

8. Add light soy sauce, oyster sauce, dark soy sauce, five-spice powder, monosodium glutamate, sugar, 3 grams of salt, and fermented rice.

Gold Oil Box recipe

9. Beat until absorbed.

Gold Oil Box recipe

10. The dough has been fermented.

Gold Oil Box recipe

11. Take out the dough and stretch it directly without exhausting.

Gold Oil Box recipe

12. Take a tablet and press it flat, making it thick in the middle and thin around the sides.

Gold Oil Box recipe

13. Put in an appropriate amount of minced meat.

Gold Oil Box recipe

14. Squeeze the mouth tightly to prevent revealing the filling.

Gold Oil Box recipe

15. Brush a layer of oil in the pot, place the raw embryos, and place them in a warm place for fermentation.

Gold Oil Box recipe

16. The fermented box is doubled in size, turn on a small fire, cover the pot and bake it with a small fire.

Gold Oil Box recipe

17. About eight minutes or so, it will be fine to sear both sides until golden brown.

Gold Oil Box recipe

Tips:

After the pumpkin is steamed, be sure to put it in a warm state before adding the yeast, otherwise it will scald the yeast and it will not be able to ferment. Pumpkin has different water content, so flour should be added as appropriate. The dough should be very soft, and the fermented dough should be taken out and cut into pieces without being genuine.

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