The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories

by Yiye Xiaozhou 123

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Shuijianbao, for me, is not simply a kind of food. It is more of a childhood memory. Remember, when I was a child, I accompanied my mother to class. There were two roads leading to school. Cone ice cream, a road with fried buns and ice cream is not very common. Whenever I pass by, my mother always covers my eyes on the bicycle with her palm and tells me that the ice cream is sold out and there is water. On the way of fried buns, every time I pass by, my mother always buys a few stuffed buns for me. So, as long as I think of fried buns, my memory can immediately go back to that age, that road, and that fried bun shop. . .

Fujian’s simmered buns are different from Shanghai’s simmered buns in terms of method and materials. In fact, I don’t like Shanghai simmered buns. The skin is thin and juicy, and the meat filling is only meat. I feel greasy after eating too much. I prefer Fujian's fried buns. The bottom of the fried buns is thick and crispy to bite. The fermented skin is soft and the meat is salty. Moreover, the fried golden and crispy bottom of the fried bun is light. Hearing the clicking sound of biting down is enough to make people feel satisfied


In fact, the fried buns bought on the street are not as long as buns. Most of them look like big dumplings. The reason why they have the word bun is because they need to be fermented as well as buns. The only difference is that the final maturation method is different. One is steamed and the other is deep-fried in water. I always like to make fried buns into buns. I always feel that buns must be like buns. Don't always use dumplings to act as buns. Hey, as long as you master buns. You can change the final maturation method. You can also make delicious fried buns at home.”

Ingredients

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories

1. Pour 500g flour into the basin

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

2. Add 6g yeast powder

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

3. And a little sugar

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

4. Mix all the ingredients by hand

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

5. Pull out a pit in the middle of the flour pile

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

6. Pour water slowly

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

7. Knead for a while until the dough is smooth and not sticky, cover with plastic wrap or a damp cloth, leave for 50 minutes

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

8. Finely chop the coriander

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

9. Mince ginger slices and set aside

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

10. After washing the pork belly, use a meat grinder to grind minced meat into a large bowl

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

11. Add minced ginger and finely chopped coriander to a bowl with minced meat

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

12. Add 15g sesame oil, 20g oyster sauce, 20g dark soy sauce, 40g light soy sauce

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

13. Add another egg, stir evenly into the meat filling, marinate for 15-20 minutes to make the meat filling taste

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

14. Make the filling evenly

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

15. Take out the fermented dough, pour a small amount of edible alkali on the spoon, dissolve it with an appropriate amount of water, and add it to the dough

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

16. Knead the dough again to make it smooth and non-sticky

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

17. Divide the dough into two and knead it into a stick shape

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

18. Cut the dough stick into a medium size agent

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

19. Flatten the agent with the palm of your hand

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

20. Take a flattened agent and use a rolling pin to roll it along the edge of the agent to form a round dough

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

21. Use a rolling pin to roll into a round dough along the edge of the agent

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

22. Use a rolling pin to roll into a round dough along the edge of the agent

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

23. Take a piece of dough in the palm of your hand, and spoon an appropriate amount of meat into the center of the dough

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

24. Pinch the dough one by one along the edges, about 17-20 pleats, and close it into a bun shape.

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

25. Pour an appropriate amount of cooking oil in a clean pan

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

26. Put the buns in the oil of the pan and draw a circle and place them on a certain position of the pan.

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

27. By analogy, put the buns with intervals

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

28. Fry the steamed buns in a frying pan, then pour in water,

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

29. It’s not more than half the height of the bun, and cover the pot.

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

30. Wait for the water in the pot to boil dry, and then leave the buns in the pot for a while until the bottom is golden brown

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

31. Sprinkle a little sesame seeds on the surface of the pan before starting the pan.

The Fried Buns that Carry Childhood Memories recipe

Tips:

tips:
1. Different brands of flour have different water absorption properties. Therefore, do not add all the amount at one time when kneading the dough and adding water. First pour 80% of the amount, and then add it slowly according to the situation of the flour. I usually use the flour of Qinggu Xinhe and Arowana to clear the grain. Xinhe's flour water content is less, about the ratio of powder to water is 2.1-2.2:1, the ratio of powder to water for Arowana flour is about 1.9-2:1
2. If you don’t like coriander, you can replace coriander with the same amount of chopped green onions
3. When the steamed buns are cooked, draw a circle in the oil pan so that the bottom of the steamed buns is evenly covered with edible oil, which is not easy to stick to the pan.
4. The steamed buns should be placed in intervals in the pot, because the steamed buns will expand slowly in the water and oil pot, which is the same as steamed buns.
5. Add a small amount of edible alkali to the dough to neutralize the acid and alkali, making the dough more fragrant and delicious

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