How to make ★Nikuman★ Japanese Pork buns~肉まんの作り方~(EP43)


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Today, I will show you how to make “Steamed Pork Buns” in Japanese style. We call it “Nikuman” in Japanese, and very popular snack for every generations.

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  1. goognam goognws
    goognam goognws says:

    wonderful channel and i like your style. Unfortunately i just learned that lectin from starch like flour is unhealthy and causes leaky guts and does not feed your microbiome. So that we should avoid all foods made with flour, cereals and grains (including pasta, bread, pastry, dough, pizza). In fact i wish it was not true. Maybe it's not true and it's caused by pesticide contained in the wheat field so it's important to use only organic / bio flour.

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  2. loot gob
    loot gob says:

    just made these – they were fuckin delicious – bun had light, airy, fluffy texture – filling was super juicy and flavorful – i'm going to make another batch to freeze – thank you, princess bamboo – you are my favorite cooking channel for years 💖

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  3. Fabio Bettin
    Fabio Bettin says:

    Thank you for sharing your recipes. I have tried your shokupan and made these nikuman today and they were just light as clouds!!!! Your recipes are just perfectly accurate!

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  4. Abby Layne
    Abby Layne says:

    Thank you so much for this recipe! My Family and I made these today and loved them (They didn't last very long)! We made your melon pan a couple weeks ago. It's so good!

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  5. Miqu Teepai
    Miqu Teepai says:

    I swear everything you make looks so yummy! As there was no pork in my local shop today I made buns like these but with a super hot curry prawn filling instead (chopped prawn, onion, cabbage ghost pepper, ginger, and curry paste). Also swapped out lard in the dough for sesame oil to give a nutty flavour. This has become my go to kitchen channel when I need new ideas!

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  6. Dashinator X
    Dashinator X says:

    Hello! Is it possible to use beef for this bun recipe? This looks fantastic and I found this teriyaki beef bun at the Epcot Food and Wine Festival in the stand for Japan and this looks like a great recipe to start off to make a teriyaki beef bun similar to the one in Epcot. It’s that good! ありがとうございます!

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  7. Christina Smith
    Christina Smith says:

    Made these today, they turned out lovely! I did a few different fillings (curry, pork, white anko.. Lots of different types) but used your dough for all of them and they turned out really nice. Thanks for the recipe as always 😀 I love making a big batch and freezing them to resteam later for lunches or snacks! Worth mentioning I liked your pork filling best as well 🙂

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  8. rpowling
    rpowling says:

    So tasty looking! I will make this soon. I have been practicing making chinese baozi, so it is really nice to see the japanese version as well. Your video was very clear and well explained! I do not eat pork, so i use either chicken or turkey. Do you have any suggestions for seasonings for poultry, or would you keep the seasonings the same? Thank you!

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  9. Yasmin Diah Kirana
    Yasmin Diah Kirana says:

    So glad i've found your channel. I've made this Nikuman and really2 happy with the result. It's fluffy and so delicious. However, i'm still confused about how to weighing shortening in tblsp as it in solid form. May i know the weight in gram?

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