daily breakfast
flour 350g | Dry yeast 4 grams |
Chives a handful | Sesame oil 2 scoops |
Oyster sauce 1 scoop | Chicken Sauce 1 small spoon |
Edible oil 1 scoop | Salt Appropriate amount |
Step 1
If you have some meat left over from cooking at home that feels fatter, you can put it in a pot to make oily residue, then chop it out and let it cool.Step 2
Use the oil extracted from the fat to fry a chopped egg directly, and put some more chopped green onion and ginger together with the oil residue.Step 3
Dissolve the yeast in warm water and pour it into the flour to form a dough of moderate hardness. Ferment until doubled in size.Step 4
After the eggs and oil residue have cooled, add the leeks, add sesame oil, chicken juice, oyster sauce, a little cooking oil, and salt to tasteStep 5
Knead the dough well and deflate, divide into small portions, roll out thinly and make buns. All include ten minutes of secondary proofing and 20 minutes of steaming.Step 6
Turn off the heat and simmer for three to five minutes before taking it out of the pan. The fragrant three-fresh buns with oil residue are ready. They are more delicious than those with meat fillings and shrimp skins. You can try it too. Daily breakfast cooking tips