To combat the high heat of the cold - Beef and Chive Pan-fried Buns
Overview
The sky in Xi'an is super gloomy today. Strong winds cooling the temperature. Whenever there is no sunshine like this, I feel extremely cold! At this time, we need some high-calorie foods to supplement more calories to resist this super cold! It’s time for a plate of beef and chive pan-fried buns! The bottom of the bun is crispy, the skin is soft, and the filling is fragrant. It’s so delicious!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Ingredients picture, I forgot to take a picture of the dried vermicelli!
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Soak the dry vermicelli in boiling water until there is no hard core, remove from the cold water, cut into small pieces and set aside.
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Soak the dry yeast in warm water, pour it into the flour and knead it into a soft and smooth dough, cover it with plastic wrap for fermentation.
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Chop the beef and put it into a basin.
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Wash the leeks and drain them, chop them into pieces and add them to the beef. Add an appropriate amount of salt.
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Add appropriate amount of black pepper.
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Add a small amount of thirteen incense.
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Add chopped vermicelli to the filling.
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Stir thoroughly and the fried bun filling is ready.
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Let the dough rise until doubled in size.
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Take a portion, roll it into long strips, and cut into appropriate size pieces.
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Sprinkle an appropriate amount of flour, flatten the dough with your palms, and roll it out.
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Add fillings and wrap to your liking.
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Let the wrapped buns ferment slightly for 10 minutes.
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Add a little oil to the pan, when the pan is hot, add the buns and fry over low heat for about 3 minutes, until the bottom is slightly brown.
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Add a little flour to the water and mix well to form batter water, pour it along the edge of the pot until it reaches 2/3 of the bun.
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Cover the pot and sauté over low heat until the soup in the pot dries up.
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Take a plate, place it upside down on the bottom of the pot, turn the pot over, and the fried buns are ready!