
Health benefits
Spring bamboo shoots: clear away heat
Pork: nourish yin
Ingredients
Self-rising steamed bun powder ( appropriate amount ) | Water ( Appropriate amount ) |
Salt ( A little ) | Pickles ( Moderate amount ) |
Spring bamboo shoots (appropriate amount) | Pork (appropriate amount) |
How to make pickled vegetables and spring bamboo shoots buns

1.Add a little salt to the self-raising steamed bun powder.

2. Pour in water and use chopsticks to stir until it becomes flocculent.

3. Knead it into a smooth dough with your hands, cover it with a damp cloth and let it ferment in a warm place.This process takes about forty or fifty minutes, depending on the temperature at the time.

4. Prepare the stuffing during the dough rising time.Wash the spring bamboo shoots, pickles, and pork and chop them into small pieces.Add oil to a hot pan and fry the pork until it changes color.Add the bamboo shoots and pickles and fry for a while, then sprinkle with chicken essence and serve.The pickles themselves are salty, so add salt as appropriate.

5. Just use your fingers to insert the risen dough without shrinking.

6.The bottom is like a honeycomb.

7.Knead the dough to exhaust air.

8.Take a portion of the dough and roll it into strips.

9.Cut into small portions of even size.

10.Make a round shape.

11. Flatten it with the palm of your hand and use a rolling dough to roll it into a slightly thicker middle and thinner edge..

12.Use a spoon to scoop out the filling and pour it into the center.

13.Pinch along the edges to form pleats and complete.

14. Finish all the buns.

15. Apply some oil to the steaming grid to prevent it from sticking, and place it at appropriate intervals.Steam in a pot of cold water over high heat for about 12 minutes, then turn off the heat and simmer for three to four minutes.

16. The hot buns are ready to eat!

17. Self-rising steamed bun powder, comes with baking powder, so no yeast is added, cold water Or warm water and noodles will do.
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