5.64oz (160 g)white, all purpose flour(protein content 10%)
3.88oz (110 g)water25 C
0.07oz (2 g)dry baker's yeast
0.035oz (1 g)baking powder
0.052oz (1.5 g)salt
Ingredients for the filling
7.05oz (200 g)chicken (or lamb or beef or ....)
1egg
1/4cupcut white cabbage
1/4cupminced spring onion
1/8cupfreshly minced ginger
2tbsplight soy sauce
1tbsprice wine(Shaoxingjiu)
1tbspvegetable, cooking oilrapeseed or sunflower
1pinch ofsalt
1/4tspspicy jam(optional)
Instructions
Instruction to make the dough
Mix all ingredients
dust your hands with some flour and knead the mixture
Let ferment at a warm place (25-30 C) for 1.5 h
Thereafter, stretch and knead the dough again and let rest for 30 min
Then divide the dough in pieces and roll each piece in a flat round shape with the dough pin
Instructions to make the final baozi
Mix all the ingredients and check the taste. For a vegetarian version, leave out the meat. Consider to use mushrooms instead
Take the individually rolled dough pieces and fold-in the ingredients. Ensure the dough is stretched and 'pressed' together at the bottom of each baozi
Let the baozi ferment at 25 -30 C for around 30-45 min on a perforated plate and covered to prevent them form drying out
Place the perforated plate with the baozi in the steamer and steam for 20 min. Thereafter switch off the fire but keep them covered, until they can be served.