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Easy Chinese BBQ Pork Steamed Buns (Bao)



Making homemade baozi is actually quite easy and simple, it just takes a little time to let your yeast dough to rise, and you’re ready to roll. Pleat, fill, steam, and enjoy!

Recipe:

Bamboo Steamers for Bao (these are super useful):

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  1. Lol “nothing int he world is as soft and delicate as you” 😂 what about angel food cake or cloud cake man?? Have ya done any of those ?
    Im excited to make these again sooo good.
    Thanks for sharing!

  2. No not bread flour and constarch!! All purpose flour and rice flour!! Give it a try and if it works make a new video. I been making boa for 20 years. Plus 2 tablespoons of filling. If using pre-cooked meat only then grind it or chop until almost like cooked ground meat. I use half cooked ground meat and half raw ground meat, be it pork, beef, duck or chicken. The combination of cooked and raw meat filling makes it so it is not like a meatball inside. To roll buns put thumb in center and roll out edges turning dough with fingers around the thumb. Your dough is too thick. Also dough is double proofing process. Try again. Traditional bao is all rice flour to be authentic.

  3. Have you ever done a side by side dough comparison with one using 'activated' or 'primed' yeast. I used to do it and then was schooled by an old baker who said it wasn't necessary. For me it works. Wondering if you have tried?

  4. Char siu Bao … dim sum classic. Try char siu sou (pronounced like so) for a change. It’s in a light pastry and is really good later in the dim sum only because it feels a bit heavy. Some one tell Jonathan it’s char SIU (“see-oo”) not char shew.

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