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Monday, June 28, 2010

Chinese sausage steamed buns

Just learnt a simple way of steamed buns from a TV cooking show, this bun also a famous dim sum item.

Chinese sausage steamed buns


Chinese sausage steamed buns
Chinese sausage before cut

Chinese sausage steamed buns

I did not get the exact measurement from that TV show, so I came out with my own recipe. This bun is very soft and also very yummy when you bite the sausage together with the bun, nice to have it with a cup of coffee.

Chinese sausage steamed buns
*makes 18 buns
(printable recipe)

3 Chinese sausages, cut one into 3pcs, soaked in hot water for 5mins, then halved, total get 18pcs

Dough ingredients
2 cups Hong Kong flour/All purpose flour
1 cup cake flour
1tsp yeast, mix with 1tbsp lukewarm water, set aside for 5mins
3tbsp corn oil
1 and 1/2 tbsp sugar
175ml water

Method
1. Mix all dough ingredients, knead the dough until it forms into an elastic and smooth ball, which takes about 10 minutes. The dough should not stick to your hands, and be quite stretchy. Set aside to rest for 60mins.
2. Divide dough into 18 small balls (weight about 35gm per ball)
3. Flatten it and put a piece of sausage and roll it up, set aside to rest for another 15mins.
4. Steam over high heat for 20mins.


Chinese sausage steamed buns
Happy Cooking !!

47 comments:

  1. Sonia, can I ask if the buns will be too salty in overall? I just have a feeling it might be...Thanks! They look really good, that I must say!

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  2. Yum! I really like pork buns in dim sum, but this sausage version is new to me. Let me grab some ;)

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  3. Looks soft and tasty. Chinese sausage has a distinctive flavour. I would use rolled bacon if I am making them cos I love the flavour.

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  4. Quinn, no, it just perfecct, the bun is quite plain actually and match with the salty/sweet sausage (remember cut to half), they are just nice and good.

    the lacquer spoon, Thanks for your nice words.

    busygran, Thanks for stopping by. ya, you can add your own preference filling.

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  5. Looks so yummy! I want this to go with Chinese tea ;)

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  6. looks yummy and not diff to make, I shall try it. thanks for sharing

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  7. This is first time I have seen this dim sum item, they look delicious! Thanks for sharing :)

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  8. Lovely Pigs in a blanket! I normally do veggies in a blanket.

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  9. You've made these wonderfully simple for the rest of us to make. They look delicious. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary

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  10. My mom have suggested me to do this bun for her too, but I haven't :)

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  11. Yummy! I miss these steamed sausage buns!

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  12. mmmm they look so cute. Just great to pop it in your mouth. If I make this I have to replace it with something else as I am not a fan of lap cheong :)

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  13. Thanks for sharing. This look simple and easy, I'm going to bookmark this recipe.

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  14. what a wonderful presentation! looks so delicious and tempting.

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  15. These buns are just what I need right now. :)

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  16. I watched that show too. Take it while warm that's the advice I remember, hehe...

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  17. Hola Aunt Sonia!

    =) This is Kelly, Darrent's GF. If you recall, we met during baby Chloe's full-moon party last month.

    Erm, first of all..Ur foodie blog looks stunning & 'yummy'! U shd see me 'air liuh meleleh-leleh' when I was browsing ur posts. Hehehe..

    And secondly, I'd like to request for Jeslyn's email add. I promise to add her in FB but Darrent cleared his data on his BB phone (coz he sold it off dy) so I kinda lost her email add =D
    Maybe you can ask her to add me in FB; my add is honey_pooh84@hotmail.com

    =D it is a kiddie name, know. Dun laugh =P

    Thanks in advance!

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  18. That's a simple recipe to follow

    I'm going try the recipe and be a lil adventurous, gonna add the 'liver' lap cheong + coriander.

    Let's see if it works.

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  19. yummy yummy. guess if i make i will chg to other sausage cos i am the person who dare not eat chinese sausage.weird o~~

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  20. I have never tried eating Chinese sausage as "whole" as this before. Usually, they are thinly sliced and fried with rice :p

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  21. Wow, can imagine the sweet chewy texture of the Chinese sausage inside the soft steam buns...yummy!

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  22. Looks very soft & yummy!Thanks for sharing Sonia!

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  23. wow! Nice bun! Sonia, u finally got ur bamboo steamer :)

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  24. Sonia, this looks so, so good. I definitely want to give this a try.

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  25. those are aweome delicious buns! I will have two at least! :)

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  26. Wa, my girl will love this. It looks so special and nice. Thanks for sharing Sonia..;)

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  27. Woooo, lap cheong....love anything with lap cheong in it!

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  28. Gosh, haven't tasted this before, but it sure looks good!

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  29. I always used sausages for buns but never thought of using lap cheong. Will try it one day...thanks for sharing!:D

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  30. Awesome Chinese sausages and those steamed buns look delicious! What a great recipe to share =)

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  31. I love steamed buns. Fantastic photos.

    Cheers!

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  32. Sonia, thank you for all your visits and comments on my blog and compliments for all your delicious food and fantastic presentation! XO see you soon!

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  33. I have not eat this with chinese sausage b4...

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  34. Sonia...these buns looks great and can imagine how wonderful it is with the chinese sausages inside in...yummyummm

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  35. i like chinese sausage but i havent try it with steamed bun.. gotta try it out soon~ nice combination there^^

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  36. Dear all, Thank you for stopping by and your nice words. Do try out this simple recipe if you like Chinese sausage.

    Hi Kelly, Ok, I will let Jeslyn know your facebook.

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  37. Hi Sonia,
    I want to try this! I still have some lap cheung in my fridge.
    Can I steam these buns in few batch as I don't have a big wok that I can put all the 18 buns inside at the same time.

    Rgds,
    Wong

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  38. hi sonia,
    wat brand of cake flour did u useing to make this stim bun ya? i can't fine it... the tauke kedai tepung ask me back wat is cake flour n tell me his got many type flour to making cake.. or can i replace the cake flour to another flour? please ya...

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  39. Hi Wong, sorry for my late reply, yes, you can steam it in few batches, i did the same way too.

    Hi anonymous(what is your name?), I bought the cake flour from a bakery ingredients shop which they pack it loose, so i did not know the brand. Cake flour = Low protein flour/superfine flour, usually use it to make cake, cookie, pau or etc. You can replace it with pau flour or normal plain flour. Hope this help.

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  40. ohh...sory forget to let u know my sweet name 'color'. k sonia TQ very much, i will using superfine flour ya...


    me,
    color

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  41. I haven't really succeed in making chinese steam buns. Always have this hard dough after steaming. Yours looks great.

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