Here are some of my dad's steamed buns, in the steamer, just before cooking. He's a pro at making a dough that is just thick and sturdy enough to hold the filling and its juices together. A couple of these are great for a light lunch, and if there are leftovers, I love them just as much pan-fried.
These steamed buns are filled with shredded Napa cabbage, mung bean noodles, wood ear mushrooms, and a tiny bit of dried shrimp. If you're lucky, you'll get a little hunk of pork belly inside too. The high water content in the Napa cabbage makes this filling so juicy.
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5/1/2018 07:39:45 am
Chinese food is my favorite to eat with the taste of low and light spices is healthy for the system of digestion. It is impressive for the all that Chinese drink warm water and the salad with lunch and the most important the sleeps after the lunch make them differ.
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