Pork bun with cowpea
Introduction:
"Delicious and juicy cowpea pork bun, I want to eat it again ~"
Production steps:
Step 1: add a little sugar and a pinch of salt to the flour
Step 2: the yeast (about flour: yeast = 10:1) is boiled with warm water
Step 3: pour yeast water into the flour, then add appropriate amount of water to make a smooth dough, cover it or cover it with wet gauze, and put it in a warm place
Step 4: pour yeast water into the flour, then add appropriate amount of water to make a smooth dough, cover it or cover it with wet gauze, and put it in a warm place
Step 5: add three spoonfuls of beef powder (chicken essence can be put if there is no), one spoonful of cooking wine, two spoonfuls of soy sauce, a little ginger powder (or ginger powder) to the pork stuffing. Use chopsticks to stir along one direction. Add appropriate amount of water in the process of stirring. Add a small amount of water in batches
Step 6: wash cowpeas (the amount is similar to that of pork stuffing), remove both ends and blanch them
Step 7: drain the cowpea and chop it
Step 8: mix chopped cowpeas with 3 tbsp sesame oil (to prevent too much water when mixed with pork stuffing)
Step 9: mix chopped cowpeas with sesame oil and pork stuffing
Step 10: take out the battered dough, dip your fingers with flour, and insert it into the middle of the dough. If the pit won't retract, it will ferment well
Step 11: take out the fermented dough, knead it evenly, divide it into small dosage forms, and roll it into thick middle and thin edge dough
Step 12: take the right amount of stuffing and put it in the middle of the dough
Step 13: fold and close the mouth (I'm ugly, and I always like to leave a hole in the middle, ha ha). Cover the wrapped bun with wet gauze and let it grow for about 10 minutes
Step 14: spread clean gauze on the steaming tray, put steamed buns on it, put proper amount of water in the steamer, bring to a boil over high fire, then put the steaming tray on it and steam for 10 minutes
Step 15: turn off the heat and simmer for 1 min before boiling
Materials required:
Cowpea: 200g
Pork stuffing: 200g
Flour: 400g
Yeast: 4G
Daxi beef powder: 3 teaspoons
Old style: 2 teaspoons
Cooking wine: 1 teaspoon
Sesame oil: 3 teaspoons
Ginger powder: appropriate amount (or ginger powder)
White granulated sugar: a little
Salt: a handful
Note: 1. Wash cowpea and blanch it for about 1min to get rid of the raw flavor. 2. Don't mix the chopped cowpea with the meat stuffing immediately. Mix it with sesame oil to prevent too much water. 3. Cook the steamed bun for 10min. 4. Steam it for 1min and then boil it. The skin of the steamed bun is more beautiful
Production difficulty: ordinary
Craft: Skills
Production time: one hour
Taste: Original
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