Hakka taro buns
Overview
How to cook Hakka taro buns at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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First cook the small taro. It is best to add less water when cooking, otherwise you will have to add a lot of tapioca flour and it will not taste like taro
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Dried mushrooms, dried bamboo shoots, fungus, and squid are soaked and shredded. You can also add shredded white radish. The ingredients depend on your personal preference.
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Cut the fat and lean leg meat into small pieces, preferably the front leg meat, which is more delicious
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Chop celery and green onions, green onions and garlic are essential, fragrant
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Peel and mash the taro until it is very soft. Add tapioca flour and a little salt to mix it. It should not be too hard, otherwise the skin will easily break when making the skin
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Make a pot, press the fat to get the oil,
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Add onions, garlic, lean meat, shredded squid,
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Stir-fried fungus, dried bamboo shoots, and shiitake mushrooms
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Sauté
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To be fried
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Add salt, chicken essence, pepper,
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Add green onion leaves and celery
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Mix a bowl of water with tapioca flour to collect the juice
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Installed,
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If you use plastic wrap as the base for steaming, brush it with a layer of oil. If you use a cloth, just wet the cloth. It’s just that it won’t be easy to take out when it’s cooked.
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Put a bowl of tapioca flour next to it. Grasp the dough with your hands each time so that it won't stick to your hands. First grab a ball of dough and knead it into this shape. The size of the dough depends on how you wrap it. More for larger ones, less for smaller ones
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Poke a hole in the middle of one end with your finger,
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Put some powder in it so it doesn't stick to your hands
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Use the fingers of one hand to press the dough inside, and hold it with the palm of one hand underneath. Try to make the dough as thin as possible without breaking it,
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The skin should not be too thin, just about right
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stuffing
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Make water in a pot, put it down and steam it for 10 minutes. If it takes too long, it will collapse and the appearance will not look good
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If it's too ripe, it will collapse. After putting it on the plate, you can drizzle some onion oil on top to make it more fragrant