Seonkyoung Longest Bao Buns

Soft and fluffy Taiwanese-style steamed buns made with warm milk and yeast

Ingredients needed 4 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Wrap the steamer lid with a cloth or paper towel to prevent condensation from dripping onto the dough during steaming.
  • Do not open the lid during the 8–10 minutes of steaming, or the buns may deflate and not become fluffy.
  • Brushing the dough with oil before folding makes it easy to open and fill after steaming.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make fluffy Taiwanese-style buns to serve with dongpo pork or char siu.
  • Those who want to try making yeast-leavened bread at home.
  • Those preparing finger-food buns for a dinner party or home gathering.

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