
Health effects
White radish: resolve phlegm
Pork belly: nourish yin
Ginger: reduce phlegm and relieve cough, dispel cold Solution table
Ingredients
White radish ( one ) | Pork belly ( 100g ) |
Sweet potato vermicelli ( 200g ) | Ginger (small half piece) |
onion (appropriate amount ) | Flour ( appropriate amount ) |
Oil ( appropriate amount ) | Salt ( appropriate amount ) |
Five-spice powder ( Adequate amount ) | Pepper ( Adequate amount ) |
Yeast ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make white radish and meat stuffed buns

1. Dissolve an appropriate amount of yeast with warm water.Pour the yeast water into the flour and stir it into cotton wool.Knead again into smooth dough.Let the dough rest for fermentation.

2. Prepare the bun filling, cut the white radish into shreds, blanch it in boiling water, and rinse it with cold water , squeeze out the water from the radish, soak the sweet potato starch in hot water, then chop it into small pieces, cut the pork belly into small cubes, stir-fry slowly in a pot over low heat until fragrant.

3. Add shredded white radish, vermicelli, diced pork belly, appropriate amount of salt, and five-spice powder , pepper, sesame oil, and chopped green onion, mix well, and the bun filling is ready.

4. The dough is fermented until it is doubled in size.

5. Knead the dough again and deflate the air.

6. Then knead the noodles into long strips and cut them into equal-sized pieces.

7. Roll out the dough into a thick middle and thin edge.

8.Put in the radish vermicelli and meat stuffing buns.

9.Wrap them one by one.Let the wrapped buns rest for another fifteen minutes to allow them to ferment a second time, then put them in a steamer, add cold water to the pot, turn on the steam over high heat, and steam over low heat for ten minutes.

10.Finished Picture
Tips
After wrapping the buns, let them rest for fifteen minutes.Let it ferment for a second time before steaming it, so that the steamed buns will be softer and more delicious.
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