Steamed BBQ Pork Buns (Char Siu Bao)
By Judy · thewoksoflife.com
2 hrs 40 minMakes 10 buns
Soft steamed buns filled with Chinese roast pork in a savory-sweet sauce, made with a yeast dough and baking powder for a light, pillowy crumb.
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| prepPrepare steamer with boiling water | |||||
| prepCut parchment paper into ten 4×4 inch squares | |||||
| 1 teaspoon active dry yeast | Mix dough, rest 2 hrs | Add baking powder & water, knead, rest 15 min | Divide dough, shape discs, fill & pleat | Steam 12 min per batch over high heat | |
| 180 ml warm water | |||||
| 250 g all-purpose flour | |||||
| 125 g cornstarch | |||||
| 60 g sugar | |||||
| 60 ml canola or vegetable oil | |||||
| 15 ml oil | Stir-fry onion, add sauces & stock, thicken | Stir in pork, cool | |||
| 40 g shallots or red onion, finely chopped | |||||
| 12 g sugar | |||||
| 15 ml light soy sauce | |||||
| 22 ml oyster sauce | |||||
| 10 ml sesame oil | |||||
| 10 ml dark soy sauce | |||||
| 120 ml chicken stock | |||||
| 15 g all-purpose flour | |||||
| 225 g diced Chinese roast pork | |||||
| 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder | |||||
| 1-2 teaspoons water (optional) | |||||
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