
Health benefits
Shepherd's purse: clears away heat and stops bleeding
Cabbage: removes troubles
Peanut oil: strengthens brain and intelligence, fights cancer and prevents cancer
Ingredients
Shepherd's purse ( 500g ) | Chinese cabbage ( 200 grams ) |
| Four ( 600g ) | Water ( 800g ) |
Peanut oil ( 100g ) | Sesame oil ( 30g ) |
Chopped green onion ( 20 grams ) | Salt ( 50 grams ) |
Thirteen incense ( 10g ) | Very fresh taste ( 60g ) |
How to make shepherd’s purse steamed buns

1. I forgot to take the photo this time, which I used last time.Make a hole in the middle of the flour and pour in the yeast water, mix evenly and knead it into a dough.Let it ferment in a warm place for about two hours

2.After picking and washing the shepherd’s purse, control the water and set aside

3.Cut the green onion into thin pieces Thin chopped green onion

4.Chop the cabbage finely and squeeze out as much water as possible

5.Cut the meat into small pieces and chop it slightly

6.Chop the shepherd's purse into fine pieces and squeeze out the water with your hands

7.Put the chopped vegetables into a basin, add salt, which tastes very fresh, sesame oil, peanut oil, and thirteen spices, and stir evenly

8.Cut a piece of dough and knead it smooth, then roll it into thick strips

9.Cut into uniformly sized pieces

10.Roll into a round crust p>

11.Place the vegetables in the middle of the dough and press it firmly with a spoon

12.Wrap into buns

13.Put it in the steamer, leaving a gap between each one.Turn on high heat first, then turn to medium heat after boiling the pot
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14.You can turn off the heat after twenty-five minutes.Turn off the heat and wait for a while before opening the pot again

15.Finished product picture
Tips
1.When chopping cabbage and shepherd’s purse, adding salt will make it easier for water to seep out
2.The yeast water should be dissolved in warm water
3.Steamed buns It is best to put a steaming cloth or bamboo curtain underneath
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