Jingyang snacks
Fresh eggs 4 | Pork 250g |
Scallions 1 root | Ginger 2 tablets |
Steamed buns 1.5 | Salt Appropriate amount |
White pepper Appropriate amount | Sesame oil 1 scoop |
Edible oil Appropriate amount | Soy sauce 2 scoops |
Step 1
Prepare materialsStep 2
Separate egg whites and egg yolks, put them into two containers respectively, chop the meat filling, add cooled cooked oil, salt, white pepper, minced ginger, minced green onion, sesame oil, and soy sauce and stir.Step 3
Put the prepared meat filling into the egg white and egg yolk container in a ratio of 30% to 7%, or a 50% to 50% ratio, it's all up to you.Step 4
Crush the bunsStep 5
Slowly add the minced steamed buns into the egg white container until you see that the filling has just been hung up by the chopsticks. If you add too much minced steamed buns, the finished product will be very dry and not have a soft texture.Step 6
Add the steamed bun powder to the egg yolk container in the same way as above.Step 7
Place the end of the steamed buns in the egg white container, tamp it down and let out the air.Step 8
Spread the egg yolk filling evenly on the top of the egg white container, pat twice and steam for 40 minutes.Step 9
It's out of the pot, let it cool downStep 10
We can cut it as we pleaseStep 11
Come and eat Cooking techniques for Jingyang snacksIt is best to use handmade steamed buns for this steamed bun. The meat should not be too lean, and the eggs must be fresh. The egg white and yolk are easier to separate. The ratio of egg white to egg yolk is optional.