Tang Bao
1.
Wash the pigskin, add green onions, ginger, pepper, cooking wine, soy sauce, rice vinegar, and salt to simmer for two hours, put it out in the refrigerator for one day, and cut into fine dices.
2.
Dice mushrooms.
3.
Dice green onion, mince ginger, stir-fry pepper and grind.
4.
Add green onion, ginger, and pepper to the meat, add soy sauce, oyster sauce, salt, sesame oil, and eggs and stir well.
5.
Add the pork skin jelly and stir well, stirring in one direction.
6.
Mix the noodles with warm water at about 40 degrees, and make the dough for half an hour, and then roll it into a dough.
7.
Wrap into steamed buns.
8.
Put it in a steamer, bring to a boil, change to medium heat, and steam for 12 to 3 minutes.
9.
Take out the pan and serve.
10.
You can eat it, first bite into a small bite and be careful to burn your mouth.
11.
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12.
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Tips:
Boil the skin for a while longer, the aspic will be harder, and no soup will come out after being mixed in the meat. Mix the noodles with warm water, and the steamed buns are translucent. After the fire is boiled, it will be steamed for twelve or three minutes before being out of the pot. As the steaming time is long, the soup will become less. When eating, make a small mouthful and be careful to burn it.