Pan-fried Baozi with Meat Stuffing
1.
Put the baking powder into warm water of about 30 degrees to dissolve, and then add the flour to neutralize the noodles;
2.
After mixing into a smooth dough, cover it in a covered room and leave it to ferment at room temperature;
3.
Add appropriate amount of salt, ginger powder, pepper powder and cooking wine to the meat filling, stir in one direction;
4.
The gourd is planed into filaments, pay attention to the middle of the gourd and leave it out;
5.
Add an appropriate amount of salt to marinate;
6.
Squeeze the marinated gourd shreds to remove most of the water and put them in the meat;
7.
Then add an appropriate amount of sesame flavor and a little pepper;
8.
Stir vigorously in the direction just now, so that the gourd meat filling is ready;
9.
After the dough is fermented, it is rounded on the chopping board;
10.
After kneading into long strips, cut into the same size agent;
11.
Roll it into a round piece and wrap the prepared filling;
12.
Hold up the wafer with your left hand, twist it with your right hand and fold it inward until it closes;
13.
This way all the small buns are wrapped;
14.
Heat the pan, put a little oil, put the small buns in it, pay attention to leave a little space in the middle, fry it slightly, and then add an appropriate amount of water;
15.
Cover and cook for two or three minutes;
16.
Uncover the lid and fry slowly on low heat until the water has evaporated and the bottom of the shell will fry until golden.
17.
It's ready to eat.
Tips:
1. Use warm water to split the baking powder, which is more conducive to the fermentation of the flour; 2. When the gourd is shredded, the flesh in the middle is not needed, add a little salt to marinate, and squeeze out part of the juice when filling to avoid the water from the meat. ; 3 When making buns, hold up the round noodles with your left hand, twist in your right hand and fold inward until closed, so that the buns can form a natural fold; 4. When frying the small raw buns, first heat the pan and add a little oil. Fry the Xiaoshengbao first and then put it in the water, so as to avoid the simmering pan.