Steamed bun with celery and pork
Introduction:
"My mother is from Shandong. She likes to make pasta best. When I was a child, my mother would make steamed buns and dumplings once a week. Big steamed bread, that is dundundun Bula! My mother's bun is the most delicious I have ever eaten. It's full of love. "
Production steps:
Step 1: flour with yeast and water.
Step 2: mix the dough.
Step 3: soup.
Step 4: Boil the oil in the pot, add pepper, and make pepper oil.
Step 5: wash celery and blanch.
Step 6: cool water.
Step 7: add minced green onion to pork.
Step 8: add the celery.
Step 9: add appropriate amount of salt.
Step 10: add ginger powder.
Step 11: add the right amount of oil and broth, stir well.
Step 12: add proper amount of sesame oil to taste.
Step 13: prepare the filling.
Step 14: knead the fermented dough repeatedly.
Step 15: rub into long strips.
Step 16: cut the section with a knife.
Step 17: press the mask.
Step 18: roll thin dough with a rolling pin.
Step 19: the skin is thick in the middle and thin around.
Step 20: add the right amount of filling.
Step 21: pinch.
Step 22: push forward from one side.
Step 23: push forward with the other hand.
Step 24: rotate.
Step 25: wrapped bun.
Step 26: wrap a curtain and wait for fermentation.
Step 27: put the steamer into the drawer cloth and ferment for about 40 minutes. Put cold water in the pan, bring to a boil and steam for about 15 minutes.
Step 28: after turning off the fire, don't open the lid immediately. Wait for a while.
Step 29: finished product drawing.
Materials required:
Celery: 1000g
Pork: 1000g
Dough: moderate
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Zanthoxylum oil: right amount
Soup: right amount
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Scallion: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Note: turn off the fire, wait about three minutes, open a small seam, and take it out after 2-3 minutes.
Production difficulty: Advanced
Process: firing
Production time: several hours
Taste: onion
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