AuthorLe-ThermiqueCategoryBreadsDifficultyIntermediate- Place garlics and onion into mixing jar to chop.
Press TURBO for 2 Seconds
Notes: You may skip this step if garlics and onions already chopped.
- Add in oil into mixing jar.
Settings: Timer: 3 Minutes / Speed: 1 / Temperature: 120°C
- Add in ingredients (B) marinated meats and (C) water into mixing jar to saute.
Settings: Timer: 10 Minutes / Speed: 1 / Temperature: 120°C
- Add ingredients (D) cornstarch mixture and honey continue to sauté.
Settings: Timer: 2 Minutes / Speed: 1 / Temperature: 120°C
- Transfer the filling into a bowl and sprinkle some white sesame.
- Let it cool.
- Chill in the fridge.
Tips : Firm filling texture easy for assembly.
Water Dough
- Add in all the ingredients to mix.
Settings: Timer: 30 Seconds / Speed: 3
- Transfer the dough to a large bowl.
- Briefly knead the dough to a ball. The surface is rough.
- Wrap with the cling film and set-asides for 20 Minutes
Oil Dough ~ 13g each
- Add in all the ingredients into the mixing jar to mix.
Settings: Timer: 15 Seconds / Speed: 3
- Transfer the dough to a large bowl. (use the same bowl that kneaded water dough)
- Use spatula or hand to fold and knead the dough until a smooth ball.
- Roll the dough into a rod, divide into 10 equal potions.
- Weigh at about 13 g each.
- Cover with cling film or towel to prevent dough dry and crack.
Continue Water Dough ~ 21g each
- Remove the dough from cling film.
- Roll the dough into a rod, apply little flour on the cutter and divide into 10 equal potions.
- Weigh at about 21 g each.
- Fold the dough inward, and roll it into a ball for smooth surface.
- Cover with cling film or towel to prevent dough dry and crack.
- Start from the sequence of the dough competed early.
- Sprinkle little flour on the countertop or baking mat surface.
- Press down the dough with your palm, then place the oil dough in the middle of the water dough, wrap to seal, then slightly roll it into a ball.
- Set asides then continue with the rest of the doughs.
- Cover with cling film.
1st Roll
- Start with first dough by sequence.
- Sprinkle little flour on the countertop or baking mat surface.
- Place one dough on it, sealed facing top.
- Pic 1. Press down the dough with your palm
- Pic 2. Use rolling pin place on the center, start to roll up and down (3 times each side)
- Pic 3. Start from top and fold 2 rounds.
2nd Roll
- Place one dough on countertop or baking mat surface, sealed facing top.
- Pic 1. Press down the dough with your palm
- Pic 2. Use rolling pin place on the center, start to roll up and down.
- Pic 3. Start from top and fold it.
- Pic 4. Put the roll up right.
- Cover with the cling film for 15 Minutes
Add Filling and Assembly ~ 18g to 20g each
- Prepare a lined baking pan with parchment paper.
- Transfer out the filling from fridge.
- Prepare a spoon to scoop the filling.
- Pic 1. Take the first roll by sequence
- Pic 2. Press down the dough with your palm
- Pic 3. Use rolling pin , roll up and down, then let and right to make it a circle.
- Then roll and flatten the edges, center of the dough should be thick.
- Weigh the filling 18g - 20g
- Place the filling in the middle and pleat to seal.
- Must seal the tip to prevent the filling leak during baking.
- Place the wrapper buns on the baking pan.
Notes: If you are not familiar for wrapping, and not able to seal it, you may use less filling approximately 17g-18g each
1st Bake
- Preheat oven to 190°C
- Whisk the egg
- Brush buns with a layer of egg wash.
- Bake for 15 Minutes
2nd Bake
- Remove from oven and brush the buns again with another layer of egg wash and top with white sesame seeds.
- Then return the buns to the oven and bake for another 20 Minutes until golden brown.
Serve
- Let them cool on a cookie rack and serve with a cup of coffee or tea.
10 servings
pieces
- Amount per serving
- Calories228
- % Daily Value *
- Total Fat 11.4g15%
- Saturated Fat 5.1g26%
- Cholesterol 56mg19%
- Sodium 1243mg55%
- Total Carbohydrate 22.3g9%
- Dietary Fiber 0.8g3%
- Total Sugars 6.8g
- Protein 10.3g
- Calcium 1mg1%
- Iron 7mg39%
- Potassium 100mg3%
- Vitamin D 30mcg150%
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
Ingredients
Directions
- Place garlics and onion into mixing jar to chop.
Press TURBO for 2 Seconds
Notes: You may skip this step if garlics and onions already chopped.
- Add in oil into mixing jar.
Settings: Timer: 3 Minutes / Speed: 1 / Temperature: 120°C
- Add in ingredients (B) marinated meats and (C) water into mixing jar to saute.
Settings: Timer: 10 Minutes / Speed: 1 / Temperature: 120°C
- Add ingredients (D) cornstarch mixture and honey continue to sauté.
Settings: Timer: 2 Minutes / Speed: 1 / Temperature: 120°C
- Transfer the filling into a bowl and sprinkle some white sesame.
- Let it cool.
- Chill in the fridge.
Tips : Firm filling texture easy for assembly.
Water Dough
- Add in all the ingredients to mix.
Settings: Timer: 30 Seconds / Speed: 3
- Transfer the dough to a large bowl.
- Briefly knead the dough to a ball. The surface is rough.
- Wrap with the cling film and set-asides for 20 Minutes
Oil Dough ~ 13g each
- Add in all the ingredients into the mixing jar to mix.
Settings: Timer: 15 Seconds / Speed: 3
- Transfer the dough to a large bowl. (use the same bowl that kneaded water dough)
- Use spatula or hand to fold and knead the dough until a smooth ball.
- Roll the dough into a rod, divide into 10 equal potions.
- Weigh at about 13 g each.
- Cover with cling film or towel to prevent dough dry and crack.
Continue Water Dough ~ 21g each
- Remove the dough from cling film.
- Roll the dough into a rod, apply little flour on the cutter and divide into 10 equal potions.
- Weigh at about 21 g each.
- Fold the dough inward, and roll it into a ball for smooth surface.
- Cover with cling film or towel to prevent dough dry and crack.
- Start from the sequence of the dough competed early.
- Sprinkle little flour on the countertop or baking mat surface.
- Press down the dough with your palm, then place the oil dough in the middle of the water dough, wrap to seal, then slightly roll it into a ball.
- Set asides then continue with the rest of the doughs.
- Cover with cling film.
1st Roll
- Start with first dough by sequence.
- Sprinkle little flour on the countertop or baking mat surface.
- Place one dough on it, sealed facing top.
- Pic 1. Press down the dough with your palm
- Pic 2. Use rolling pin place on the center, start to roll up and down (3 times each side)
- Pic 3. Start from top and fold 2 rounds.
2nd Roll
- Place one dough on countertop or baking mat surface, sealed facing top.
- Pic 1. Press down the dough with your palm
- Pic 2. Use rolling pin place on the center, start to roll up and down.
- Pic 3. Start from top and fold it.
- Pic 4. Put the roll up right.
- Cover with the cling film for 15 Minutes
Add Filling and Assembly ~ 18g to 20g each
- Prepare a lined baking pan with parchment paper.
- Transfer out the filling from fridge.
- Prepare a spoon to scoop the filling.
- Pic 1. Take the first roll by sequence
- Pic 2. Press down the dough with your palm
- Pic 3. Use rolling pin , roll up and down, then let and right to make it a circle.
- Then roll and flatten the edges, center of the dough should be thick.
- Weigh the filling 18g - 20g
- Place the filling in the middle and pleat to seal.
- Must seal the tip to prevent the filling leak during baking.
- Place the wrapper buns on the baking pan.
Notes: If you are not familiar for wrapping, and not able to seal it, you may use less filling approximately 17g-18g each
1st Bake
- Preheat oven to 190°C
- Whisk the egg
- Brush buns with a layer of egg wash.
- Bake for 15 Minutes
2nd Bake
- Remove from oven and brush the buns again with another layer of egg wash and top with white sesame seeds.
- Then return the buns to the oven and bake for another 20 Minutes until golden brown.
Serve
- Let them cool on a cookie rack and serve with a cup of coffee or tea.