Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce

by gary

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

I like the taste of meat sauce, but my family doesn't like steamed buns, so I have to use dried radish and add some minced celery. It tastes not lazy. When the outer skin is steamed with sesame seeds, it still has bursts. The aroma of sesame seeds is great!"

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce

1. Saute the shrimp skins, then add the dried radish and stir-fry until the aroma comes out. Add all the seasonings, add some water to taste, and when it is almost dry, put the minced celery and the red onion crisp, mix well and let cool for later use.

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

2. Old noodles are the necessary ingredients for me to make noodles. If you want noodles to be delicious, you really can't do without this item. If you don't have old noodles, it doesn't hurt.

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

3. Put all the main ingredients into the basin

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

4. Stir the main ingredients into a ball with chopsticks

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

5. Put it on the table and knead it into a smooth dough, let it stand for 5-15 minutes

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

6. Rub into a strip

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

7. Cut into 50g doses

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

8. Flatten the agent and roll it into a thin round shape

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

9. Wrap the ingredients and put non-stick baking paper underneath

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

10. Put it in a steamer for the second fermentation, about 20~30 minutes

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

11. Steam on medium-high heat for about 15 minutes

Sesame Buns with Vinegar Sauce recipe

Tips:

It is not difficult to make pasta, but you have to be patient. You can't save one step, otherwise the finished product will be less of the step we saved, especially the second fermentation, because we have a very long time during the first fermentation. Short, so you must let the dough rise in the second fermentation to about the size that it will be steamed, so you can master this.

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