
Health benefits
Beef: nourishes the spleen and stomach, strengthens muscles and bones, replenishes qi and blood
Carrots: strengthens the spleen
Fungus: stops bleeding
Ingredients
Beef ( 500g ) | Carrot ( 100g ) |
Fungus ( 50g ) | Ordinary flour ( 500 Grams ) |
Warm water ( 340 grams ) | Yeast ( 4 grams ) | Cooking oil ( 2 tablespoons ) | Oyster sauce ( half tablespoon ) |
Light soy sauce ( Half tablespoon ) | Pepper powder ( A little ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Eggs ( 1 ) |
MSG ( a little ) | green onions Ginger powder (appropriate amount) |
Ginger powder (appropriate amount ) |
How to make beef, carrot and fungus buns

1. Mix flour, warm water and yeast.

2.Stir into cotton wool.

3.Knead into dough and perform the first fermentation.

4. Let the fungus be soaked in water in advance, and wash the remaining ingredients (this is half of the filling) amount).

5.Cut the beef into small pieces and grind it into a food processor together with the onion and ginger.

6.Put the seasoning into the meat filling.

7. Stir in one direction.

8.Put the fungus and carrots into a food processor and smash them.

9.Put in the meat filling (because it is a bun, so the vegetables do not need to be beaten very much broken).

10. Stir the filling.

11. The fermentation will be completed in about thirty minutes.

12.Knead evenly and let it rest for ten minutes.

13. Divide into evenly sized dough.

14. Roll out the dough.

15.Take a piece of dough and put the meat filling on it.

16. Wrap into buns.

17. All wrapped up.

18.Put it into the steamer for secondary fermentation.The fermentation will be completed in about 20 minutes, and the fire will Bring to a boil, turn to medium heat and steam for 15 minutes, then turn off the heat and open the lid after three minutes.

19.Plate and serve.
Tips
Use warm water to make the dough, and don’t beat the stuffing too much when making the buns.The amount of water absorbed by flour varies, so add water as appropriate.
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