
Health effects
Leeks: dissipate blood stasis
Pork belly: nourish yin
Soy sauce: nourish blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Plain flour ( 450g ) | Alfalfa ( 350g ) |
Chives ( 150g ) | Pork belly ( 250g span> ) |
Warm water ( 300g ) | Green onions (appropriate amount) |
Ginger ( appropriate amount ) | Thirteen incense ( appropriate amount ) |
Salt ( 3g ) | Soy sauce ( appropriate amount ) |
Chicken essence (appropriate amount) | Peanut oil ( 90g ) |
Yeast ( 3g ) |
How to make hawthorn buns

1.Get the ingredients ready.(I forgot to take pictures of some ingredients)

2.Yeast dissolves in water

3. Pour in the flour, add appropriate amount of warm water and knead until soft and let it ferment in a warm place.

4. Let the dough ferment until it is twice the original volume.

5. Cut the meat into cubes and mince the onion and ginger.

6.Put the chopped meat, chopped green onion and ginger into a basin and add appropriate amount of soy sauce.Mix the thirteen spices and marinate for 30 minutes to infuse the flavor.

7. Chop hawthorn and leeks.

8. Place the chopped hawthorn leeks on a plate and set aside.

9.Pour the pickled meat into the pot of hawthorn and leeks.In, add peanut oil, appropriate amount of salt and chicken essence and mix well.

10.Mix the fillings.

11. Knead the risen dough, roll it into long strips and cut it into equal sizes Pasta.

12.Press flat and roll into bun skin.(Don’t roll out the dough too thinly)

13.Put in the fillings.

14.Pinch the two sides together and shape them into ears of wheat.

15. Place the wrapped buns in the pot to rise for 15 to 20 minutes.

16. After waking up, steam over high heat until steaming, then turn to medium heat.15 minutes.

17. Remove from the pan and plate.
Tips
Wash and blanch fresh hawthorn, then run it through cold water several times after taking it out of the pot.It is best to soak it for a few hours if time allows.The above ingredients are for reference only.
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