Shepherd's Purse Pan-fried Buns
1.
Boil the yeast powder with a little warm water. Add a little sugar to the flour, pour in yeast water and warm water while stirring to form dough.
2.
Make a smooth dough, cover it and leave it in a warm place.
3.
Boil the shepherd's purse in a pot of boiling water, squeeze the shepherd's purse and chop it after passing cold water. 250 grams is the amount after squeezing the water.
4.
Prepared meat paste.
5.
Finely chop dried fragrant, finely chop shiitake mushrooms, mince ginger and green onions.
6.
Stir fragrant ginger and green onions in a pot with oil.
7.
Add the meat paste and fry until the color changes.
8.
Add shiitake mushrooms and sauté until fragrant. Add oyster sauce and stir well.
9.
Add fragrant dried, shepherd's purse, drip a little fish sauce, appropriate amount of salt, stir well and serve.
10.
The dough is twice as large as it is fermented, and knead again to exhaust. Just knead it again until smooth.
11.
Divide the ingredients, roll them out, and put an appropriate amount of filling.
12.
Close your mouth.
13.
The unit is ready for 20 minutes.
14.
Put oil in the pot, put the steamed buns, and pour clean water to about one-third of the place.
15.
Cover, medium and small fire, when the water is dry, pour in a little starch water. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and fry them.
16.
Generally, the steamed buns will be cooked after the water is dry, and after frying, the bottom surface will be more golden and more fragrant.
Tips:
1. If there is no starch, you can pour some flour and water, so that you can fry ice flowers. 2. The fire can be larger when there is water in the pot, and the fire should be lower when the water dries. 3. The cooked buns should be fermented again for about 15 minutes before frying. 4. The water for kneading should not be hot and warm. Don't add water all at once. In the end, the dough is too dry and can be kneaded by dipping it with water. The hardness is moderate.