Private Milk Pork Bun

Private Milk Pork Bun

by Old Yang's Kitchen

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Ingredients

Private Milk Pork Bun

1. Stir the milk and yeast evenly.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

2. Pour in the flour and use chopsticks to stir into noodles.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

3. Knead the dough into a ball with your hands or a bread machine, cover with plastic wrap or cover a bowl, let it rest for 10 minutes, then continue to knead.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

4. Kneaded smooth dough

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

5. Cover with a damp cloth, wrap in plastic wrap, and ferment at room temperature to double the size.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

6. Fermented dough

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

7. Chopped minced meat and raw materials.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

8. Soak the fungus and cut into shreds, shred the carrots, put them together and chop a few times, do not chop them.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

9. Minced meat, minced ginger, onion and chopped together.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

10. After the fillings are mixed, add all the seasonings and stir vigorously.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

11. The dough is well fermented, put some dry flour on the panel, and knead the dough until it is very smooth. Divide a hole in the middle and divide it into blocks.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

12. Cut into even equal portions.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

13. Cut into even equal portions.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

14. You can roll it into a piece and press it with your hands. It is best if the middle is thick and the sides are thin.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

15. Wrap into buns and ferment for 1 hour at room temperature.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

16. Boil a pot on the water, steam for 20-25 minutes, and then open the lid 5 minutes after the fire has stopped.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

17. Out of the pot.

Private Milk Pork Bun recipe

Tips:

1. The noodles of steamed buns are fermented a little longer than steamed buns, and the yeast is half a gram.



2. The dough is easy to dry when making buns, so put the divided noodles in a fresh-keeping bag, use one to take one, or cover with a large bowl, the buns will not dry at all.



3. The speed of making buns is faster. Because the noodles ferment quickly.



4. The second fermentation of steamed buns is also very important. It must be fermented well.

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