Pork and Cabbage Buns
1.
Dough making; add dry yeast, baking powder and sugar in the flour and mix well.
2.
Mix the noodles with warm water.
3.
Cover the dough with a wet towel and let it rest for 15 minutes.
4.
Sprinkle salt in the chopped cabbage, mix well, and make water for later use.
5.
Put ginger, yellow sauce, oyster sauce and a little Shao wine into the minced meat, then pour sesame oil into the minced meat, mix well and marinate for a while.
6.
Squeeze the braised cabbage to dry by hand, sprinkle it with chopped green onion and pour the marinated pork filling.
7.
Sprinkle a little MSG and scallion oil.
8.
Mix the fillings and set aside.
9.
Knead the loose dough into strips, pull it into a dough and press flat.
10.
Then use a rolling pin to roll into the skin.
11.
Wrap the stuffing with leather and put it into a small cage.
12.
Pour cold water into the pot and put it on a basket for steaming. The water will boil and steam for 7-8 minutes.
13.
It does not need to be fermented for a long time to make buns. It can be made after 10 minutes of mixing the noodles, because the baking powder is put in it, and the yeast will be slowly fermented by steaming in cold water. This method is better than self-raising flour.
Tips:
The characteristics of steamed buns; it tastes soy and fragrant, quick to make, and does not need to be left for too long in advance.
Tips;
1. Since baking powder is used and cold water is used to steam the buns, they can be made without prior fermentation. As the temperature in the pot increases, it will naturally expand and ferment;
2. Use warm water when making noodles, and the dough should be slightly softer, so it's better to pack.
This quick noodle "pork and cabbage steamed bun" of the big stir-fry spoon is ready for your reference!