Pork Floss Bun

Pork Floss Bun

I have been baking so much bread, whether it be sourdough, pullman loaf or buns. As bread is the main staple for our breakfast, I would bake 3-4 times a week. One of the buns that my kids absolutely love is pork floss buns. My niece ,who is an exchange student, is staying with me and she loves my bread. She became bread hater to bread lover in the time she has been here =). She has been enthusiastically looking forward to the recipes I am posting so that she can make it when she goes back home, letting her family taste it. This recipe yields 16 buns. Feel free to halve the recipe if you feel the quantity is too much for your family.

Ingredients (16 buns)

  • 500g bread flour
  • 50g sugar
  • 6g instant active yeast
  • 265g full cream milk
  • 57g beaten egg
  • 50g butter cube
  • 5g salt

Topping

  • 150g mayo
  • 60g condense milk
  • Pork Floss or Chicken Floss

Combine the mayo and condense milk and set aside

Others

  • 16 waxed paper liner (8.5cmx3.5cm)
  • Eggwash (1 egg + 1tbs water)

Method

  • Preheat the oven at 180 degree celsius
  • Mix all the dry ingredients into the mixer, followed by the wet ingredients except the salt and butter. Using dough hook, knead for about 2 minutes at low speed until a dough is formed
  • Add in the butter , and continue to knead for about 2 minutes at low speed
  • Add in the salt, and continue to knead until the dough becomes elastic and reaches window pane stage. This will take about 15-20 minutes. (I am using Kenwood Chef XL series)
  • Divide the dough equally into 16 balls. Cover and let it rest for 15 minutes
  • Place each dough in an individual waxed casing for buns. Flatten the dough as shown on the picture below. Do the same for the rest of the dough.
  • Cover and let it rise in a warm place. Allow it to rise until double in size. This will take about 45 mins to an hour, depending on the temperature and humidity of your environment. Don’t be fixated with the time frame. I noticed that there are certain brand of yeast that takes longer to rise as compared to other brand.
  • Brush with egg wash
  • Bake for 13 minutes
  • Let it cool down on a wire rack.
  • Spread the mayo-condense milk mixture generously on the bun
  • Coat it with pork floss or chicken floss

Using the same bread recipe, you can top it with Cheese and Otah or any other toppings that you prefer =).

4 Comments

  1. Pingback: Spring Onion Buns | Geraldine's decadent and savoury adventure

  2. jbpcc says:

    My mom tried this out and it was really good! It has a close taste to a popular bread-shop we go to and I’m happy we can now make it at home 😁 Thank you!

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