Local, seasonal fresh produce meets traditional Chinese recipes. The food we prep is local, traditional, and cultural.

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Wheat flour dough
Pork, ginger & scallion water, liaojiu (Chinese cooking wine), black peppercorn, soy sauce, sesame oil, salt and sugar.
Contain soy and wheat

STORAGE TIP: Store your baos in a freezer until you are ready to cook.

COOKING TIP: Place a liner (patchment paper or a piece of cabbage leaf) in a steamer before cooking; baos are frozen but are fully cooked.

STEAM DIRECTIONS - RECOMMENDED

1: HEAT – frozen baos in the plastic wrapper in a microwave for 30 seconds.

2: ADD – 5 cups of cold water to a pot and place a steam basket onto the pot.

3: TURN – heat to MEDIUM to HIGH, bring water to a boil.

4: PLACE – patchment liner paper into the steam basket, take baos out from the plastic wrapper and place them onto the liner; add a lid.

5: STEAM – frozen baos for at least 10 minutes, depending on the power of the stove. Adjust cooking time as needed.

6: REMOVE– baos from heat and rest for a few minutes.

7: DEVOUR and ENJOY.

MICROWAVE DIRECTIONS

1: HEAT – frozen baos in the plastic wrapper in a microwave for 30 seconds.

2: TAKE – baos out from the plastic wrapper and wrap them in the damp paper towel.

3: MICROWAVE – for 2 minutes until the baos are hot inside out (baos are fully cooked ); adjust time as needed.

4: REST– baos for a few minutes.

5: DEVOUR and ENJOY.