I think it still worked out well in the end! They have a nice brown color have a crumbling flakiness. Each time I followed the recipe, my buns turned out paler than I wanted. Then again, I also had to substitute the different flour types with only all-purpose flour since I didn't want to buy different flour types.
I think these are buns, as per the title, just baked. Do dim sum restaurants do baked buns? I thought it's either steamed buns or pastry puffs, which are "sou", vs buns ("bao").
Every dim sum restaurant I have been to also serves baked items. The ones that do cart service have a dedicated baked goods cart with other items like egg custard tarts and sesame balls.
So…. Are we getting the recipe?
Looks amazing!
I used The Woks Of Life! They have a steamed version too but I prefer baked texture.
Great thank you!
A man who never eat pork bun is never a whole man! Why don't you have pork bun in your hand?
Nobody's ever asked me that before. I don't have an answer for that.
What I wouldn’t give for a sequel to Sleeping Dogs!
And also one of those pork buns
My thought as well hahaha
Is this the “donut” that Sailor Moon was eating in the 1990s english dubs?
Those look fantastic. Howd you make em
I echo this! Would love to know more details about the process. They look great.
Not OP, but here's a recipe that I follow whenever I wanted to make these at home: https://thewoksoflife.com/chinese-bbq-pork-buns-cha-siu-bao/
That's the exact recipe I used :) except I forgot to turn the oven down in the last step lol.
I think it still worked out well in the end! They have a nice brown color have a crumbling flakiness. Each time I followed the recipe, my buns turned out paler than I wanted. Then again, I also had to substitute the different flour types with only all-purpose flour since I didn't want to buy different flour types.
These a must-order item when I go to a dim sum restaurant! They're an excellent balance of sweet and savory.
I think these are buns, as per the title, just baked. Do dim sum restaurants do baked buns? I thought it's either steamed buns or pastry puffs, which are "sou", vs buns ("bao").
Every dim sum restaurant I have been to also serves baked items. The ones that do cart service have a dedicated baked goods cart with other items like egg custard tarts and sesame balls.
Those look amazingly delicious! I can't wait for mobile phones to get a Nom Nom Nom feature!
These look amazing. Can you share the recipe?
One of the best dishes. I love these! Good job.