【Sichuan】Meat and vegetable stuffing
Overview
Baozi is a noodle dish that I have never dared to try easily. Sometimes I make steamed buns, but I almost never make stuffing. The deliciousness of steamed buns is not in the pleats, but in the fillings. I am always worried that the stuffing I make will not be popular, so I just sit back and watch. I made up my mind to incorporate steamed buns into my daily pasta. First, you have to pass the filling level. Let’s start with that pack of pickled cabbage cores and make some pickled cabbage stuffing. The flavor of this pickled cabbage tastes a little bit like Sichuan pickled cabbage. I randomly found a recipe, just for reference - I have long discovered that many steamed bun recipes use vague appropriate amounts. This appropriate amount is quite a headache, so I can only figure it out by myself. Everything is casual, the fried bun filling looks the same, but I don’t know if it tastes to my liking. . . . .
Tags
Ingredients
Steps
-
Ingredients: 90 grams of dried prunes, 180 grams of fat and lean pork, 60 grams of green onions, 20 grams of oil, appropriate amount of ginger, appropriate amount of garlic, appropriate amount of salt
-
Soak the prunes in water for 5 minutes and wash.
-
Chop and set aside.
-
Wash the pork and cut into diced beans.
-
Wash the green onions and chop them into slices.
-
Crush the ginger and garlic and chop into powder.
-
Pour oil into the pot and heat it up.
-
Add ginger and garlic and saute until fragrant.
-
Pour in the diced meat and stir-fry until the meat turns white.
-
Pour in the sauerkraut and stir-fry evenly.
-
Add salt and stir well.
-
Pour in the chopped green onion, stir-fry quickly and turn off the heat.
-
Take out of the pan, let cool and set aside.