2 Photos I love making these Chinese pineapple buns (bolo bao). They're my favorite treat. Being Chinese, my parents would always go to the Chinese bakery during the weekend and buy these to eat for breakfast or for a snack. Now that I learned how to make these myself, it has saved...
Shiao-Ping p.s. The bun has nothing to do with real pineapple save for the criss-cross indentation on some of them which resembles the pineapple skin.
dried for 24 hours and cooked in an open-air oven called a hung oven (It’s traditionally carved and served in three courses: skin, meat, and bones in the form of broth, with sides like cucumbers, bean sauce and pancakes).
When I was testing the coconut bun recipe, there was one time I accidentally made a dozen buns with twice the amount of filling. Because I halved the dough but forgot to halve the filling. The result was SO GOOD! It felt like a decadent dessert and I loved how buttery and sweet the ...
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I have made this bun twice. The first time I made egg custard filling instead, and the second time just plain without any filling. These are the softest, most fluffy and delicious buns I have ever tasted. I live in Singapore and I used to eat a lot of buns from Chinese bakeries but...
Baked BBQ pork buns are basically BBQ pork encased in a pineapple bun. The meat is saucy, rich and steamy, the outer choux pastry with crackly custard on top is crusty and sweet. I personally prefer the straight-up BBQ pork buns, the chunks of pork in a bright red tangy sauce envelope...
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Pineapple buns, otherwise known as bo lo bao, have a thick and crispy crust topping over a sweet egg-dough and filled with a silky custard center. Like its namesake, the crispy topping resembles a pineapple’s rough and textured skin. It’s so popular in Hong Kong that it’s officially...
19. Custard Bun Custard Bun (奶黄包 nǎi huáng bāo) is a famous cantonese dim sum.. The so-called custard is a mixture of egg yolk and sugar, which gives the bun a rich milk and egg flavor. Now, Cantonese restaurants and tea houses all have it on their menus. ...