Dry onion pork buns
By VicentaLakin
I used to make buns with fresh onions, and in March, the dry onions were tanned, and a large pile was added to the pie. The kids at home love-- they like to dig and eat
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Dry onion pork buns

1
All the food, dry head to skin。
2
Flour is placed in a container with an appropriate amount of yeast and a small amount of white sugar (not too much sugar), slowly mixed with water with chopsticks to form flowers, and rubbing into a smooth pasta with wet fermentation。
3
During the fermentation, the pig's leg was washed clean and sliced and then cut into meat, and the onions were flattened when it was done, and the meat was put together for another minute or two。
4
Put the chopped meat in the container, cut the onions and add the appropriate amount of salt, soy sauce, beak oil, peanut oil, powder, rice wine。
5
Combination, and a clockwise mix for a few minutes。
6
The noodles are fermented twice as big。
7
I'm going to get a little bit of a bubble。
8
Take a proper amount of pasta into a circle, cut it with a knife into a formulation, and push the noodle into a tusk。
9
Take a skin, put it in a proper amount of meat, and squeeze it into a bag. The finished bun continues to ferment for about 10 minutes。
10
The fire evaporated for about 18 minutes, and the fire continued for a few minutes。Dry onion pork buns Make Tips
1. Choose good pork with a mix of fat and lean meat, with a fat-to-lean ratio of approximately 3:7.