Guangdong snacks
GerardoTromp
People in Guangdong and Guangxi like to drink morning tea. Especially during the New Year, the form of "group worship" for our large family is to sit down and have morning tea. Radish cake, chicken feet and quicksand bun are my favorites. As a loyal fan of Guangzhou-style morning tea, every time I eat in a foreign Chinese restaurant, I always order a few plates of snacks. Quicksand wrapped chicken feet are not sold in many small places, so radish cake has become my favorite ==<br /> However, the cost of drinking morning tea abroad is too high. A plate of three small pieces of cured radish cake costs more than 3 pounds. A while ago, I saw many gourmets making it, so I came here secretly. There was no bacon, so I replaced it with bacon. It was all "bacon" anyway. When it was steamed, the room was full of radish flavor. When it was just steamed, I couldn't wait to taste it. It was soft and chewable to make shredded radish inside. It was delicious! The rest was frozen, and one day when the bread was finished, I fried a few pieces for Big Bear for breakfast. The response was also very good ~
