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WTF Sheng Jian Bao 生煎包: Pan Fried Soup Dumplings
How do we get a burst of rich unctuous broth into every bite of a soup dumpling wrapped in a fluffy cocoon of bao dough? The secret is gelatin cubes and a dash of sodium tripolyphosphate to hold that juicy filling together. Scott and Janie walk through the steps to make homemade pan fried soup dumplings a reality… on this week’s WTF.
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Char Siu Pork dumplings
The idea was great, but not enough information on preparation of dumplings and sauce. Personally I like liver dumpling soup.
I liked the idea, would of liked more information on making the dumplings and sauce.
My favorite is char siu pork steamed buns but pork with vegetables is a close second. We assemble the bao as a family assembly line. Always have to be careful not to eat too many so they can take some home.
That sounds like a wonderful time!
Can the sodium tripolyphosphate be used in sausage making? Not dried sausages but smoked or fresh?
This is a pretty easy way to make home dumplings. My favorite dumplings are xiao long bao, but I will try this thicker dough and see what I think.
Let us know!