Turnip and Tasseled Buns

Turnip and Tasseled Buns

by Pomegranate tree 2008

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

Everyone who eats radishes knows that radishes are highly nutritious. They have never noticed the use of the small leaves on radishes. They don’t know that the calcium content of radish leaves is several times higher than that of radishes. Not only that, it also has good eyesight benefits. Eye diseases such as myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, and cataracts have a preventive effect. No wonder the grandmother in the vegetable market has to wait for turnip leaves.

Ingredients

Turnip and Tasseled Buns

1. First pick the radish leaves, remove the bad parts, wash the rest, put an appropriate amount of water in the pot, add a little salt, and boil the radish leaves in the blanching water, blanch until the radish leaves are discolored and take out. Put it in cold water and pull it through, drain the water, and cut into small pieces.

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

2. Soak the tofu and cut into 3 or 4 pieces,

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

3. Scallions and ginger should be minced,

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

4. Put these ingredients together, then add the right amount of cooking oil, salt, MSG, thirteen spices, white pepper to taste, no need for too complicated condiments,

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

5. Blanch the cornmeal with boiling water. Stir it with chopsticks while pouring. About 2/3 of the cornmeal will be blanched. After it is cool, add white flour and appropriate amount of cold water, and make a dough with your hands.

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

6. Divide the dough into moderately sized noodles and roll them into discs,

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

7. Because it’s a vegetarian filling, it’s normal for the filling to be loose. Put a proper amount of filling in a round cake, and then pinch the edges tightly.

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

8. Place it on a basket, cool the pot under cold water, and start timing after SAIC, and it usually takes about 10 minutes to get out of the pot.

Turnip and Tasseled Buns recipe

Tips:

Do not blanch the radish leaves for too long before blanching, otherwise the buns will be too soft and not tasty when they are eaten.

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