
Health benefits
Pork: moisturizes dryness
Soy sauce: enriches blood, protects teeth, protects bones
Pepper: enriches blood, protects teeth, protects bones Bones
Ingredients
Cornmeal ( 400g ) | |
Sauerkraut ( 300g ) | Pork ( 300g ) |
Onions ( a section ) | Ginger ( piece ) |
Soy sauce ( one spoon ) | Cooking wine ( one spoon ) |
Pepper Powder ( appropriate amount ) | Salt ( appropriate amount ) |
Thirteen incense ( appropriate amount ) | Sesame oil ( appropriate amount ) |
Baking powder ( 12g ) | Yeast powder ( 3g ) |
Cornmeal How to make sauerkraut and pork buns

1.Corn flour, white flour , roll the baking powder evenly, soak the yeast powder in warm water, and mix it into the dough.Add a total of 350ml of water to make the dough into a fluffy shape.There is no dry dough underneath

2. Turn the dough into a smooth dough and cover it with a glass lid
3. Ferment until doubled in size, take out, knead to remove air bubbles, and let stand
4.Chop onions and ginger, chop sauerkraut, and remove the water

5.Add cooking wine, soy sauce, sesame oil, thirteen spices, salt, pepper and MSG to the minced meat and stir clockwise evenly.Add onion and ginger and continue to stir evenly

6.After the meat filling is thickened, add sauerkraut and stir evenly, set aside

7.Knead the risen dough into long and thin strips

8.Punch the dough into evenly sized dough and flatten it

9.Use a rolling pin to roll into dough pieces

10. Wrap the meat filling into the dough and shape it

11.Put it into the steamer, add cold water to the pot, and time the water to boil for 15 minutes.Turn Simmer for 5 minutes, turn off the heat and let stand for 3 minutes

12.Take out the pose
Tips
When making noodles When adding water, try to add it.If there is no dry noodles at the bottom, just grab it with your hands and form a ball.
The meat filling needs to be beaten vigorously, and a little juice is stirred into the meat filling, so that the meat filling will be delicious.
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