Tang Bao

Tang Bao

by Gluttonous

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Everyone in my family likes soup dumplings, and I am very willing to make them too. In fact, as long as you master the essentials, the procedure is not complicated. You can use hot noodles or half-raised noodles for filling soup dumplings. I prefer half-raised noodles. There are several ways to mix stuffing, and I often use water for stuffing.
Tang Bao --- As the name suggests, it is a steamed bun with soup in it. The soup dumpling is exquisite and unique. The meat filling and the fresh soup live in the same room. When you eat it, you will integrate the three aspects of eating noodles, eating meat and eating soup, which is a kind of integrated charm. When eating steamed buns with soup, the existence of soup ranks first, followed by meat fillings, followed by noodles. Therefore, after eating steamed buns with soup, they are the first to remember the freshness of the soup. The meat filling is almost the soup that enters the sense of taste, and the chewiness of the dough is almost negligible.

Ingredients

Tang Bao

1. Choose fat 3 and 7 lean pork, wash and peel.

Tang Bao recipe

2. Fine cut: first cut the meat into small pieces.

Tang Bao recipe

3. Coarse chop: Since the cut is more detailed, a simple chop is fine.

Tang Bao recipe

4. Stuffing with water: first add a little cold water and stir in one direction; then add water and stir again.

Tang Bao recipe

5. A total of at least 50% water must be added. The main point is to add a small amount each time and add it several times. Finally, the meat filling is sticky.

Tang Bao recipe

6. Mince the ginger.

Tang Bao recipe

7. Add minced ginger, salt, sugar, chicken powder, pepper, and light soy sauce to the meat filling.

Tang Bao recipe

8. Stir it well and put it in the refrigerator for more than 1 hour.

Tang Bao recipe

9. Mince the green onions and set aside.

Tang Bao recipe

10. Add yeast powder to flour, add appropriate amount of water to form flour ears.

Tang Bao recipe

11. Knead it into a smooth dough, cover it with plastic wrap, and leave it for about 30 minutes. Into a half-finished dough.

Tang Bao recipe

12. Remove the chilled minced meat and add chopped green onions.

Tang Bao recipe

13. Just stir it evenly.

Tang Bao recipe

14. Knead the dough that has been made.

Tang Bao recipe

15. Take a piece of dough and lay it down into a uniform dough.

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16. Roll out into a dough that is thick in the middle and thin at the edges.

Tang Bao recipe

17. Take a piece of dough and put in the meat.

Tang Bao recipe

18. Pinch out the folds in a circle to form a bun shape.

Tang Bao recipe

19. Complete the package in turn.

Tang Bao recipe

20. Boil water in a pot and put in the rough buns.

Tang Bao recipe

21. Steam for 8 minutes after SAIC.

Tang Bao recipe

22. After turning off the heat, remove the lid after 3 minutes. Take out the pan and serve.

Tang Bao recipe

Tips:

There are three ways to fill soup dumplings:
1. Filling with water, the soup is reflected by the water that is poured in;
2. Frozen stuffing with pork skin.
3. Put a piece of pork skin jelly when making it.

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