Lion Pork Floss Buns by Grace Tan

Lion Pork Floss Buns by Grace Tan


Basic Bread buns using natural yeast starter

Recipe source: Jayeon Bread Book

(make 10 standard muffins size buns with no filling)

Ingredients:

60ml of water

50ml of fresh milk
1 egg ( abt 50g, lightly beat)
100g of refreshed starter
5g of salt
25g of sugar
30g of vegetable oil (I used olive oil)
250g of bread flour + more for dusting during shaping.

Steps to prepare the bread dough

In a large bowl, combined the water, milk & egg.

Add in the refreshed starter and mix until it dissolved.
Add in the salt and sugar.
Add in the oil and mix well.
Add in the flour and mix well like 1-2mins until the mixture is well incorporated. Note: The dough is soft & sticky.
Cover the bowl with plastic cling and let the dough rest at room temperature for 2-3hrs until it rise doubled in size.
Place the bowl into the fridge overnight or 7-10hrs.

Flour the work surface and take out the overnight dough from the bowl.
Sprinkle some flour on the dough’s surface. Punch out the air from the dough to deflate it.
Flatten the dough and fold it into half, repeat this step for 3 times. Add more flour on the surface if you feel stick to handle it.
Divide the dough into 10 portion.
Coat your hand lightly with some flour. Make each small portion of dough into round shape and place it into a lined muffin cup on the muffin tray.
Cover the muffin tray with cling wrap and let the dough rest for 2-3hrs until it doubled its size.
Preheated the over at 200C and bake them for 20mins or until the buns’ surface is golden brown.
Let it cool on a wire rack. Once it is cool, we can start making our lions bun. ROAR!

Making Lion pork floss buns

Things needed:

10 bread buns
60g of pork floss
3 tablespoons of condense milk + 1.5 tablespoons of mayonnaise (Mix well)
Some chocolate chips (Put it in a piping bag and melt it using a cup of hot water for several mins)

Steps:

Spread the condense milk & mayo jam like a O shape around the bun.
Stick the pork floss on the spread surface.
 Use the melted chocolate, start drawing out the lion’s face feature.

Recipe Link~

http://taglicious.blogspot.sg/2014/04/making-your-own-natural-starter-yeast.html

http://taglicious.blogspot.sg/2014/04/roars-roars-i-love-lions.html