Lamb Fried Bun
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I usually reconcile the noodles the night before. If you have a bread machine, you can use the machine to knead the dough. It's the same without handwork, this one is simple and simple. Put all the water, flour and yeast powder into the bread bucket
2.
Start the dough mixing program and knead the dough until the surface is smooth.
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Put it in the refrigerator for low-temperature refrigeration and fermentation. The next morning, it is usually fermented to twice its size. Take it out of the refrigerator to warm it up when you get up. Then go to mix stuffing.
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Lamb was also chopped the first night, and seasoned with ginger, salt, five-spice powder, and special-grade soy sauce. The next morning, use a food processor to break the white radish into grinds, squeeze out the excess water and put it in a basin, first mix the radish with sesame oil to lock the water, and then mix it with the lamb stuffing evenly
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To chop the green onion, mix it with oil first, and then mix it into the filling
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Stir the green onions gently, and the filling is ready.
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The fermented dough can be divided into different doses, and you can squeeze it with your hands, and you don’t need a rolling pin. This is done entirely in the traditional way
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Fill in the stuffing
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No need to pinch, just grab it with your hands
10.
Gently grab it, and a simmered bun is wrapped. This package method is very fast. The store always packs a big pot for a while alone.
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The packaged water-fried buns are enough for one pot and you can fry them. I have packaged three pots in total
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Make half a bowl of water first, add about 1/10 of the flour
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Stir well
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After the pan is heated, pour in an appropriate amount of oil and place it in the fried buns, leaving a little space, because the fried buns are pasted and will expand
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Cover the lid and fry for 1-2 minutes to let the bottom shape slightly
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Pour the batter water, the amount of water should be about 1/3 of the fried bag. Not too much and too little. Then close the lid and continue to fry on medium heat for about 2 minutes, then turn to medium and low heat and fry for about 3 minutes
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When the water has basically evaporated, the buns are basically cooked
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Turn it over and fry it for 1-2 minutes before it is out of the pan. It’s just that the glass in my kitchen is tinted, and the kitchen pictures are cast in color
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Take a picture of the finished product in the restaurant, and see the lamb simmered buns you have wrapped. It is full of fillings and a lot of lamb, which is naturally affordable and delicious.
Tips:
You can add some vermicelli in this fried dumpling, but I don't like it too much, so I didn't add it.