Home-made Ang PausMy chef made these ang paus (sweet red* buns; 红包) with wheat flour, glutinous rice flour, yeast, rice wine biscuit (酒饼) and sugar. [*They're not exactly red, but pink.]
Home-made Ang Pau
Such buns are also available in markets but no rice wine biscuit is added:
Ang Paus sold in markets
24 comments:
Is this the same pau with red beans inside?
Looks like a yummy treat. Thanks for dropping by.. have a great week ahead!
Never seen before,
looks yummie....
looks funny
looks a little ??
when i saw the first picture
i thought it was icecream .... haha
Those look wonderful, Dora!
can i have one please?
One with a cup of coffee please! :)
It takes but a pale pink to qualify for Ruby Tuesday! Sweet buns like this are not seen in the Northeast US, but these would sell well here, to have with your morning coffee...
You made me crave something sweet - they look healthier then any sweets I have around!
Well, Dora, I think I'd like some of these. Do we have them for desert or for breakfast?
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mmm I'll try one ;)
I've never eaten one of these before...I should try...I generally like stuff with glutinous rice flour..:)
I've never seen anything like this before. I'd be tempted to try it that's for sure.
Yummy and good for you.
They look tasty!
They look nice!
Not Ang Pows as in red packets with $ in it meh?
I don't think that I ever ate that.
My Cats on Tuesday are up now.
Hey Dora.This looks yummy!!Sort of pinkish and cute..hahaha
I bet they taste good!!!
My R T is now posted if you'd like to stop by and view. Have a great day!
These look very tasty. I'm trying to decide if they are soft or crunchy.
Sound and look tempting to me ... especially as hungry I am at the moment ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
I gather you serve them with something sweet.. they look good! Thanks for stopping by.
Haven;t tried it before. Looks yummy!
These puns look so fluffy and good!
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