
Health benefits
Shrimp: protects eyes, improves eyesight, fights cancer and prevents cancer
Ingredients
Shrimp ( half a catty ) | Water spinach leaves ( 200g ) |
Salt and MSG ( Appropriate amount ) | Light soy sauce ( appropriate amount ) |
Cornstarch ( appropriate amount ) | Flour ( 200g ) |
Yeast ( 1.5g ) | Oil ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make shrimp and water spinach buns

1. Wash and dry water spinach leaves

2.Chop into pieces, add some salt and squeeze out the water

3. Repeated rubbing with hands can help the water flow out faster

4.Tear off the shrimp shells and remove the heads and threads

5.Bye Just cut the good shrimp into pieces, do not chop them, add an appropriate amount of salt, MSG, light soy sauce and a little cornstarch and mix well

6.Mix the marinated shrimps and vegetables evenly, add oil and set aside for later use

7.The flour and yeast are ready

8. Dissolve the yeast in warm water first, then slowly Slowly pour in the flour and stir with chopsticks, then knead into a smooth dough and ferment

9. Wait for the flour to ferment for two seconds It will be fermented when it doubles in size and becomes honeycomb-like inside

10.Continue to knead the dough, you can add Knead an appropriate amount of flour until it is smooth and there are no pores in the cross section

11.Divided into small doses Knead the buns into round balls and deflate them

12.Press into a cake shape

13.Put in the filling

14.Shape into buns and continue to ferment for about half an hour

15.This These are steamed buns, obviously much bigger

16. Steam in cold water for ten minutes.After turning off the heat, you can wait for about a minute before opening the lid

17.Steamed buns The skin is thin, the filling is thick, and there are plenty of shrimp pieces.The skin of the bun is especially soft and fluffy.

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