Yuanbao
By VicentaLakin
It's like a treasure. Zirconium is a traditional food in China and originated in northern China. In the dialect of Sihanyan Hung, it is referred to as “the pastry of the cake”, which is a form of cake, which is different from the one containing the cauldron, which is then evaporated and eaten; when cooked with soup, it is called “toucake”. The ancient Chinese considered it to be a sealed bag with no sevens, so they called it “disturbing” and, according to Chinese writing rules, later referred to as “things”。
Recipe Recommendations
- pork stuffing appropriate amount
- wonton skin appropriate amount
- mushrooms appropriate amount
- onion appropriate amount
- Jiang appropriate amount
- coriander appropriate amount
- laver appropriate amount
- Vegetable Zhixian appropriate amount
- Very fresh. appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- vinegar appropriate amount
- oil appropriate amount
Steps for Yuanbao

1
Let's get some of the fabrics we're using. That's probably it. We'll talk about it later。
2
Strangled pork pies, ginger-cleaning, onion slices, ginger cutnery, mushroom cuttin, chopped together, must be evenly cut, oiled in appropriate quantities, with a small amount of very fresh sauce, salt in appropriate quantities, a small amount of fresh sauce, and evenly mixed。
3
It's better to buy skin than to buy skin. It's very simple, the skin is square, it's in the middle, it's in the middle, it's in the middle, it's not too big, it's in the triangle, it's in the sides, it's in the scissors, it's in the water, it's over, it's over. That's how things work。
4
It's still like Yuanbao in a single photo。
5
Packed, boiled, watered, watered, mixed, no sticky. And when it is boiled up, a little salt, a little fresh vegetables, and a little taste of soy sauce, and then it is put into purple and fragrance。
6
It's a little jealous, depending on the population. It's done, it's all for the old and the old, it's all taste, it's the best choice for breakfast. I hope I can help you folks. That's what other pies do. But I love mushroom pork。