Huaihua steamed bun
Introduction:
"Huaihua baozi was made in May when Huaihua was just blooming, and it hasn't been put on. The reservoir where my husband often goes fishing is full of locust trees. Spring comes late in the north, in May, but it's just getting warmer. Dazui'er dazui'er's sophora flower is hanging on the tree, and its fragrance is so strong that many fishing fans go to climb it. It's common for reservoir managers to say hello, flowers can be picked, just pay attention to protect the trees. My family's fishing fans were on the rise. They picked several bags and carried them home. They told me to eat Huaihua steamed buns. So I took advantage of the fresh sophora flower and wrapped this bun. The fragrant and sweet sophora flower and soft hair make the steamed buns taste really good. "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Flour: 750g
Yeast: 3 G
Sugar: a little
Pork: 250g
Sophora flower: 750g
Flour paste: a little
Leeks: moderate
Salt: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Vegetable oil: right amount
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: boiling
Production time: several hours
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Huai Hua Bao Zi
Huaihua steamed bun
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