Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing

by Subsistence Fairy

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

At the beginning of summer, my aunt’s grandmother picked out a large bag of fresh radish when thinning the white radish field.

Ou's wife picked it up all morning, washed it, drained the water and put it in the refrigerator, and waited for the Ou to go home for processing.

In the fall, I turned it into a pastoral delicacy with a clear earthy taste and fresh radish scent. "

Ingredients

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing

1. After picking and washing the radish, put it in hot water to collect water. Then chop.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

2. Add a bowl of water and the water from the radishes to a boil, pour it in the flour, and make a hot noodle.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

3. Separate the pork belly from fat and lean, and dice separately.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

4. Fatty pork belly fried in oil.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

5. Fry the sliced tofu on both sides with the fried pork belly to yellow.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

6. Let cool fried tofu and dice.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

7. Cook fresh clams in cold water with a little salt, remove the shells, and chop the clam meat.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

8. Mix all the ingredients and condiments.

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

9. Put the wrapped buns in a cold pot, turn on the fire and SAIC for about 10-15 minutes, the delicious radish-taped buns are out

Hot Bread with Daikon (radish Leaf) Stuffing recipe

Tips:

prompt:

1. Open the lid of the radish sprouts to remove the soil and odor of radish sprouts.

2. Steamed buns with a lot of hot bread and vegetables have a better taste than pasta.

3. Fresh clams can bring freshness to radish, and they are not greasy.

4. Experience feels that wearing gloves is better than using chopsticks to stir the taste and mixing.

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