
Ingredients
All-purpose flour ( 350g ) | Yeast ( 3 grams ) |
Water ( 175g ) | Cabbage (moisture removed) ( 200g ) |
Pork cubes ( 60g ) | Light soy sauce ( 10g ) |
Onions ( 20 grams ) | Ginger ( 1g ) |
Salt ( 1.5 OK ) | Corn oil ( 30g ) |
How to make classic pork and cabbage buns

1.Prepare ingredients, dough part
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3.Pour the yeast water into the flour

4.Knead into a smooth dough, cover with plastic wrap and let rise for about 1.5~2 hours

5. Period Prepare the stuffing, dice the cabbage and squeeze out the water, dice the pork, and mince the onion and ginger

6.Stir together onion, salt, pork, and light soy sauce and marinate for about 10 minutes.Add cabbage and corn oil and stir evenly.

7.The proofed dough is about 2 times the original size, poke a hole with your finger Just don’t retract it

8. Knead the dough to release the air, and sprinkle an appropriate amount of dry flour to prevent Sticky

9. Divide the dough into 12 equal portions

10.Take a small dough and roll it into a thick middle and thin outer skin

11.Put in the fillings

12.Just choose the shape you like

13. Put them in order steamer, leaving a certain distance between each one.Put cold water in a pot over high heat and steam for about 25 minutes after the water boils.Turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes.

14.It’s done

15.It smells delicious

16.Let’s eat

2.Put the yeast into water and melt it
Tips
The dryness and humidity of flour are different, and the water consumption can be increased or decreased by about 5 to 10 grams according to your own conditions.The kneaded dough is softer than steamed bun dough.
The salt in the filling can be added according to your own taste.You can also add other seasonings you like, or replace it with other fillings you like.
Stored in a sealed and refrigerated container, it can be frozen and reheated before eating.It is recommended to finish it as soon as possible.
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