Wangzai Steamed Bun

Wangzai Steamed Bun

by Angel falling to earth

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Wangzai is a kind of childhood memory that accompanies the children. The childhood without having eaten Wangzai is not complete, especially when I was young, I must have eaten Wangzai small steamed buns. The small ones can not only exercise the child's grasping ability, but also Snacks for extra meals are crispy and melt in the mouth, so many parents will buy them for their babies.

My Jiachen baby also loved to eat when he was young. Not only when he was young, but now he also likes to buy it in the supermarket when he is 10 years old. Sometimes I also like to eat when it is boring to chase drama because it takes time to eat.


A long time ago I saw the recipe and wanted to make small steamed buns by myself. I bought a bag of potato starch and I was lazy and didn't make it. The potato starch was used up for cooking. Later I bought another bag and I kept forgetting it for cooking. There is only a little bit left for more than half of it. I wanted to make potato flour but it was not enough. I had no choice but to add some eagle chestnut flour. I didn’t want to go downstairs. I wanted to see the taste of cornstarch because it is not convenient for many families. Potato starch and corn starch are available in all supermarkets. It turns out that the taste is good. The original formula is not sweet, so I added some sugar in. If you like unsweetened ones, you can reduce the sugar, but don’t ask if baking powder can be left. The taste is definitely not crispy if you don’t put it on, just buy the baking powder without aluminum. If you want to make it, don’t cut corners, or if it doesn’t taste good, won’t you waste a lot of ingredients? "

Ingredients

Wangzai Steamed Bun

1. Prepare the ingredients.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

2. Beat the eggs.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

3. Add granulated sugar and stir well.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

4. Add vegetable oil or butter.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

5. Stir evenly with a manual whisk.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

6. Mix low-gluten flour, potato starch, milk powder and baking powder evenly and sift into the liquid.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

7. Knead into a smooth dough with your hands.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

8. Then roll into small balls, the smaller the better, the larger ones are easy to crack.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

9. Preheat the oven to 150 degrees and bake the middle layer for about 20 minutes.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

10. It will be crispy after taking it out and letting it cool.

Wangzai Steamed Bun recipe

Tips:

1. The finer the sugar, the better.
2. Corn starch can be used if there is no potato starch. My potato starch is only a few dozen grams, so I added a part of corn starch, and the taste is okay, but it is recommended to use potato starch as much as possible.
3. The smaller ball rubbing is closer to the original small steamed buns, and the baking time is adjusted according to the size of the dough, 15 minutes for small balls, and 20 minutes for large balls.
4. The taste is not crispy just after the oven is baked, wait until it is completely cool.

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