Tianjin Goubuli Bun
1.
Pour flour into the bread bucket
2.
Add salt
3.
Yeast is dissolved in warm water
4.
Pour the yeast water into the flour
5.
Use chopsticks to stir into flocculent
6.
Knead into a smooth dough and start to ferment
7.
Minced pork belly
8.
Add ginger, soy sauce, refined salt, and cooking wine and stir evenly
9.
Finely chopped green onions
10.
Add sesame oil and mix well into oil-wrapped shallots
11.
Put the chopped green onions into the meat and mix well
12.
Pour the meat and bone soup full points into the meat filling
13.
Stir it in the same direction while pouring it into a sticky filling
14.
When the dough is in a half-finished state, you can add an appropriate amount of alkali and knead it thoroughly
15.
Divide into noodles of uniform size
16.
Round each potion
17.
Then press flat
18.
Roll into round skin
19.
Put the filling in the middle of the round crust
20.
Tighten the edges and squeeze into more than 16 pleats, and serve as a raw bun (ignore the pleats I pinched)
21.
Continue to ferment for 20 minutes, then steam in the pot for 20 minutes
Tips:
1. It only needs half hair to make the dough of Goubuli steamed buns, and does not need to be fully fermented;
2. The scallions need to be mixed with sesame oil before adding the meat, which is the so-called oil-wrapped onions, which will be crispy and tender when eaten.