Our Family's Piroshki

I adapted a recipe I saw in a newspaper many years ago.
It's important to seal the buns up very securely in Step 7.
Use medium-hot oil to fry these. If the oil is too hot, the outside will get burned, so be careful!
You don't have to rest the dough. For 8 piroshki. Recipe by Harapekosuke
Our Family's Piroshki
I adapted a recipe I saw in a newspaper many years ago.
It's important to seal the buns up very securely in Step 7.
Use medium-hot oil to fry these. If the oil is too hot, the outside will get burned, so be careful!
You don't have to rest the dough. For 8 piroshki. Recipe by Harapekosuke
Steps
- 1
Put the dried shiitake mushrooms in a heatproof bowl, add some water and a little sugar (not listed in the ingredients) and microwave until they are rehydrated. Chop up the rehydrated shiitake mushrooms together with the onion. Combine the ◆ ingredients.
- 2
Heat up 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil in a frying pan. Lightly stir fry the shiitake mushrooms and onion, then add the ground meat and stir-fry it thoroughly.
- 3
Add the white sesame seeds, the combined ◆ ingredients, and ☆ cake flour, and stir fry for 2 minutes. Divide into 8 portions while it's still hot.
- 4
While the filling is cooling down, make the dough. Combine the ◎ floury ingredients and sift them together. In another bowl, combine the ● ingredients and mix them together well. Make the sugar and salt ready too.
- 5
Add the sugar and salt to the bowl with the floury ingredients and mix lightly. Add the combined ● (the milk mixture) little by little while mixing. Knead until it's no longer floury.
- 6
Divide the dough into 8 portions, roll each out flat, and put on a portion of the Step 3 filling. If you put the filling on one side of the dough, it's easier to wrap.
- 7
Brush the edges of the dough with beaten egg, fold the dough over like a gyoza dumpling, and seal the edges tightly. Crimp the edges with a fork (on both sides).
- 8
Deep fry in 160~170°C oil until golden brown, then drain off the oil. Here is one cut in half.
- 9
If you don't seal the seams very tightly in Step 7, the buns will open up! Here's a bad example. One of them opened up, and oil seeped in...it gets oil-logged, so be careful not to let this happen!
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