Cured pork buns

Cured pork buns

Overview

How to cook Cured pork buns at home

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Pork belly (if you can buy bone-in pork belly rib meat, it is best) soak in water for 8 hours

    Cured pork buns step 1
  2. Get your spices ready. If the amount of spices is difficult to control, try to use as little as possible. I only have these few spices at home, and I think they are enough.

    Cured pork buns step 2
  3. Add a little oil to the pot, add rock sugar and stir-fry the sugar color.

    Cured pork buns step 3
  4. After frying, add a spoonful of water.

    Cured pork buns step 4
  5. Stir fry until the color turns bright red.

    Cured pork buns step 5
  6. Add bone soup or water to the inner pot of Supor Fresh Breath IH electric pressure cooker, pour in the fried sugar color, green onions, ginger slices, pork belly, light soy sauce and cooking wine (more).

    Cured pork buns step 6
  7. Put the prepared spices into the spice box and put it into the pressure cooker.

    Cured pork buns step 7
  8. Add rock sugar again.

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  9. Add salt to taste.

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  10. Close the lid, turn on the power, and touch any touch button to light up the screen.

    Cured pork buns step 10
  11. Press "Ingredients Selection" to "Meat and Spare Ribs", press "Cooking Method" to "Stew", and leave other settings as default. Press "Start/Reduce Juice and Enhance Flavor" to start cooking.

    Cured pork buns step 11
  12. Fresh breath cooking process.

    Cured pork buns step 12
  13. After cooking, reset the process again, steps 11-13.

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  14. After two procedures, the meat is stewed.

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  15. Bright red in color, delicious and juicy.

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  16. Mix all the dough ingredients (300 grams of flour, 145 grams of water, 1/4 tsp of alkaline flour, 3.5 grams of yeast powder) and knead into a smooth dough that is slightly softer than rolled noodles. Let it rise for about 20 minutes. This dough is semi-risen, that is, the fermentation level of the dough is only half of the normal fermentation level.

    Cured pork buns step 16
  17. Divide into a dose of about 50 grams.

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  18. Knead into a spindle shape that is thick in the middle and slightly thinner at the ends.

    Cured pork buns step 18
  19. Flatten it and roll it out with a small rolling pin.

    Cured pork buns step 19
  20. Roll up and bring the end to the bottom, as shown in the picture.

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  21. Flatten it and roll it into a round cake with a rolling pin. The buns are ready.

    Cured pork buns step 21
  22. Place in an electric baking pan and bake until golden brown on both sides.

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  23. Cut the baked buns into pieces.

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  24. Add a little broth to the stewed meat, chop it into pieces, and put it into the steamed buns.

    Cured pork buns step 24
  25. You can also add some coriander or pepper to the meat according to your personal taste.

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  26. Finished product pictures

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  27. Finished product pictures

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  28. Finished product pictures

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  29. Finished product pictures

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  30. The steamed buns were sandwiched with cured meat and meat. The steamed buns were crispy and fragrant. My baby ate two of them in one go.

    Cured pork buns step 30