How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou

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How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou

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Cut the pork into pieces.Shred the carrots.Use pork meat and shredded carrots as ingredients.The carrot pork bun is very delicious and simple. But how to make it tasty, the method and steps are crucial.Below, we will share with you the cooking process of the carrot pork bun. Carrot pork bunMaterial introduction Main ingredients: 500g pork, 200g carrots Flour Pork meat buns how to make them both delicious and tasty.

Carrot pork bun recipe Ingredients introduction Main ingredients:

500g pork, 200g carrots

Flour Side ingredients:(500g)

10g green onion

5g ginger (5g) salt (5g), yeast (1 pack) 1 egg 3g Sichuan pepper, 5g cooking oil, 5g light soy sauce 10g peanut oil, enough warm water Carrot pork bun preparation steps: 1. Put the flour in a bowl and add one pack of yeast.

2. Mix the yeast into the flour with chopsticks.

3. Add warm water at 30 degrees Celsius to the flour, stirring continuously until the mixture forms lumps without any dry flour.

How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou

4. Knead the dough until smooth and cover it with a lid or plastic wrap for fermentation.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

5. While waiting for fermentation, prepare the filling by washing the carrots.

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6. Shred the carrots.

"How to make carrot and pork dumplings"

7. Chop the shredded carrots finely.

"How to Make Carrot and Pork Dumplings"

8. Finely chop some green onions and ginger.

How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou

9. Heat a pan with oil and stir-fry the chopped green onions and ginger until fragrant.

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10. Add the chopped carrots to the pan, stir-fry until 70% cooked.

"How to Make Carrot and Pork Mantou"

11. After cooling, add in ground pork.

How to Make Pork and Carrot Dumplings

12. Add light soy sauce, Sichuan pepper, cooking oil, salt, and an egg into the filling, and I added some fresh green onions.

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13. Stir the filling in one direction until it gets more flavorful, adding a few spoonfuls of water during the process.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

14. The filling is ready.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

15. Poke a hole with your middle finger into the dough; if it doesn't shrink back, the yeast has fermented well.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

16. Take a piece of dough and roll it into a long strip.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Dumplings"

17. Cut the strip evenly into small portions.

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18. Round up each portion and flatten it out.

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19. Use a rolling pin to make bun wrappers from the flattened dough.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

20. Place an appropriate amount of filling in each wrapper.

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21. Fold edges to create pleats.

"How to make carrot and pork dumplings"

22. Shape into buns.

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23. Let them rise for another 20 minutes.

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24. Boil water and put the buns in, cook on medium heat.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

25. I made smaller buns which cook faster; after 15 minutes of boiling, turn off the fire and let them steam for 3 more minutes.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

26|Steamy buns are ready to be served!

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

27|Delicious buns, here's another shot!

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Tips:

"How to Make Carrot and Pork Mantou"

1: Use warm water at 30 degrees Celsius when kneading the dough; too high temperature will make the yeast inactive.

"How to Make Pork and Carrot Mantou"

22: Add some water when mixing the filling to make it softer and more tender when eaten.

3: After turning off the fire, let them steam for a while longer to prevent the buns from shrinking.

Add some water when making the filling to make it more tender.

Let it steam for a while after turning off the heat to prevent the buns from shrinking.

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