
Health benefits
Butter: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Cooking wine: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Lettuce: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients
Dough material: high-gluten flour ( 400g ) | Low-gluten flour ( 100g ) |
Whole eggs ( 60g ) | Fine sugar ( 50g ) |
Salt ( 1.5g ) | Yeast powder ( 5g ) |
Butter ( 50g ) | Fresh milk ( 280g ) |
| Filling material: pork filling ( 500g ) | Oyster sauce ( 15 grams ) |
Granulated sugar ( 3 grams ) | Black pepper ( 2 grams ) |
Corn starch ( 36g ) | Cooking wine (appropriate amount) |
| Salad dressing ( appropriate amount ) | Lettuce ( appropriate amount ) |
Tomato ( appropriate amount ) | Cheese slices (appropriate amount) |
Salt ( 3 grams ) |
How to make pork burgers
1.Mix the bread ingredients and ferment them into a dough.

2. Divide the fermented dough into 100 grams each, roll it into a round shape and flatten it into an oiled hamburger mold.Inside.

3. After the second fermentation is completed, brush the whole egg liquid on the surface of the dough and sprinkle with white Sesame.

4. Preheat the oven, upper and lower heat, 180℃, bake the middle layer for 20 minutes.

5. Mix the pork filling with salt, black pepper, corn starch, oyster sauce, cooking wine and sugar..

6.Use chopsticks to stir clockwise until it forms a ball and forms glue.

7.Grab the meat ball with your hands and throw it into the basin at least 50 times.

8.Press the meat balls into patties.

9. Place the meatloaf in the pan and fry over low heat until the meatloaf can be moved when the pan is shaken., can be turned over.

10.Add a tablespoon of water, cover the pot, simmer until the water dries up, then open the lid and fry Just a moment.

11. Cut the cooled bread in half.Spread salad dressing on the cut sides of two pieces of bread.

12.Put on fresh lettuce, cheese, and tomato slices.Place the fried patties on top and spread with lettuce.

13. Cover the top with bread.
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