Jiaodong Special Dish Buns---very Delicious [two-color Radish Tofu Vermicelli Bag]
1.
Wash the pork and cut into small cubes in water, then add an appropriate amount of soy sauce, peanut oil, thirteen chives, chopped green onion, ginger, and oil. Mix the meat into the sauce for a while.
2.
I bought tofu for two dollars and used half of it, and cut it into small cubes.
3.
Export mung bean vermicelli from the hometown, boil it in the water and let it go cold
4.
Drain the water and cut into small sections
5.
Wash one radish and shred it into shreds, then use a kitchen knife to cut the shreds into small pieces
6.
Stir-fry in a wok until softened and let cool for later use
7.
Soy sauced pork stuffing
8.
Put shredded radish, shrimp skin, vermicelli, salt, peanut oil, oil consumption into the meat and stir evenly
9.
Then put in the diced tofu (excessive stirring will easily crush the tofu, so put it later)
10.
After stirring well, taste the saltiness, add some salt when it feels weak, and the stuffing of the buns is ready.
11.
Two pieces of fermented dough are rounded separately
12.
Divide into small pieces of appropriate size, and roll them into small round cakes (I like to eat thick-skinned buns, so they are not very thin)
13.
Take an appropriate amount of stuffing and put it in the center of the bun wrapper
14.
Knead into a wheat-shaped big bun (I learned from my husband halfway, the bag is not too good-looking, this kind of bag is very good for filling), put corn husks underneath, proof it for 15 minutes and then steam it in a steamer After this size comes up, turn off the heat for 25 minutes, then cover it for a minute or two and open the lid. The very successful steamed buns are out of the pot.