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(Daddy Made those Steam Cakes"Bao-Zi")Since the time refreshed in 2007,everything seems to be "new" to same old days. At least,I have such feeling every single year.
Not too long ago,I have purchased a brand new bake stove and tried some makings. That was fun!!!

I remembered that some flour,Yeasts,and pork meat could make delicious Dumplings in 1-2 hours.For me,I like steamed cake and hand crafted Dim-Sum.

Just before the new year,many thoughts and ideas came to me for daily food. Before,I was busy all day long with working desk and always
hushing for a simple meal. That's not the life I should working hard at all!

Therefore,I decided to make some difference.First round,I made some "Jiao-Zi" and "Hun-Tun" with mixture of vegetable and pork.

Definition: 
Jiao-Zi,traditional local dim-sum for most area of northern part in China. 
Hun-Tun,featured dim-sum and popularized in most southern part in China.  

Ingredients:Chinese Cabbages/Colewort,Pork,Leek and Wheat Flour

Directions: A.Minced Pork mixture with sliced Cabbage.
            B.Get them with some sauce,salt and use as stuffing.
            C.Wheat flour used to make the sheets.

Spoiling:Jiao-Zi should be done with 2-3 times for boiling.
Once it boiling Jiao-Zi will drifting upon the water.
Twice make it tastes more twinkling.



Tips: Pouring some fresh water when every boiling.

(X)Ubuntu,Savior for old device.Love & Sing

Comments

Ryuu 18. January 2007, 04:07

Dear Amy,
thanks a lot for sharing! It looks very very delicious to me! :up: Chinese food is always very interesting. :smile:
I often read (and heard) dumplings and little food cakes are very popular in China. I wanna taste it. :smile:

Best wishes!
Heiko

Hippoland 18. January 2007, 04:33

Dear Heiko!

I was just thinking about to write an email to you and welcome be here!
I'd like to send you some of them by airmail if postman granted ~ They are really tasty!The most interesting and fun part of making those stuff is the time when making of them.It is just like process of construction from nothing to a builing.Because they are just some vegestables,meats and flavors...

If you have ChinaTown or smiliar place where could buy Chinese locales in Ulm?

In Shanghai,we have some Germany restraunt and serve German food,you can also buy some if you like.

All my carings,
Amy

Ryuu 20. January 2007, 00:33

Dear Amy,
thank you for the informations! :smile: I guess to make such dumplings is really an interesting work. :smile:
Today I was in a chinese restaurant. Unfortunately I didn't saw dumplings there. But the food I ate today was very very tasty! :up:
I know some other chinese restaurants here. Maybe I will find such dumplings there. Hmmm maybe there are also some asian/chinese asia shops here. I will have a look-around. :smile:

My best wishes,
Heiko

orangutan2006 20. February 2007, 07:34

I didn't know you can cook too, :-)

E. Driver 14. March 2007, 09:11

Hi Amy,

Cooking on your own is great. As I'm staying always in hotels since almost a year I have an even greater desire for these things. So my next step in life should be establishing a new home with a nice kitchen and everything else.

Take care

Elmar

Hippoland 14. March 2007, 09:35

Hi Elmar!

Long time no see!
Life in Hotel is the dull enough,I know. Kitchen is an amazing buggy place for both man and woman.I enjoy kitchen thing when I have time for it.Because it let me feels like a woman and a good 'mum'...LOL

Take Care and soon be in your dream kitchen!
Amy

pfelelep 3. April 2007, 02:34

yum! Thanks for sharing :D


I'm already hungry

E. Driver 4. April 2007, 14:26

Hi "Mum" Amy,

I'll let you know as soon as I'm the chef in that dream kitchen. :wink:

Take care

Elmar

Hippoland 10. April 2007, 10:04

Hi you are welcome guys!

I feel "frustrated" that I can't have a much time to give any new posts for my food session.
I hope I can share more ingredients and some of my favorites dishes at here.

Take Care,
Amy

Hippoland 10. April 2007, 10:07

Hi Dear Elmar!
Don't forget to post some delicious pix for us if you can :wink:

Best Wishes,
Amy

anna_d 13. April 2007, 04:01

Amy! Why are you doing this to people :smile:? Just look, some are hungry, some - "frustrated", and I have a horrible nostalgia!!! Chinese food is wonderful, but I currently live in the US and can't get any real Chinese stuff. boo-hoo :smile:.
keep on cooking!
anna

Ulie_Juggins 22. April 2007, 13:50

I LOVE these foods!!! :D
Nice one!!

E. Driver 24. April 2007, 14:58

It didn't happen yet. Sorry, no pictures! :wink:

Best wishes

Elmar

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