Adobo
Roll/Buns (Buns with Savory Meat filling)
Adobo is a
well-known Filipino dish it’s a meat stew in soya sauce, vinegar, bay leaves
and peppers. The meat can be chicken or pork or combination of both. Some put
potatoes and boiled eggs and some put pigs liver or chicken liver for
additional flavor and variations. There are many ways of cooking the adobo. On
this bun, I used pork and potatoes as a filling and cooked it the same way as
how the normal dish is being cooked except that I need to make the filling
thicker. The dough I used here is my favorite sweet bun dough. This roll can be
as a snack or breakfast with hot coffee
I remember
few years back on one of our trips to the Philippines my brother-in-law
brought us some rolls with meat filling and he said it was Adobo roll and
bought from well-known bakery shop in Pasig,City, the Dimasalang where it is just
across the road from their place. Adobo roll from this bakeshop is saleable, he was just fortunate when he
drop by to the shop they have this roll on the shelf. It was
also my first time to try this bun and it was so good and I liked it! So, whenever I got a
chance to pass by on that bakery shop I always check on if they have this roll,
and there was no luck for me to meet this roll. August last year (2016) during
our short trip to Philippines I managed to get a chance to meet this roll again
as there still four pieces left, that's all only four pieces.
When, we're
back in Singapore I craved for this roll and decided to make one. I searched thru the internet for recipe to follow but there is none I can find. I have no option left but to make my own Adobo roll recipe, by tweaking the normal adobo recipe and I was pleased with my creation it turns out very nice and almost identical to the one from the bakery shop. My son was very happy as well since Abodo is
his favorite dish. I am humbled to share this recipe and below is the simple recipe that you can follow. Hope
you will like it. Enjoy baking!
Adobo Roll/Buns (Buns with Savory Meat
filling) Recipe
Ingredients:
Adobo Filling
500 g chicken breast or pork lean meat, chopped
in small dice
1 medium size onion, minced
6 cloves
garlic, minced
1/8 tsp of
ground pepper
2 pcs bay leaves
1/3 cup white vinegar
1/2 cup soya sauce
1 tbsp
oyster sauce
1 tbsp
brown sugar
3 tbsp oil
2 tbsp cornstarch diluted in 1 tbsp water
1 medium potato, minced and fried
(optional)
Sweet dough
500 g bread flour, sifted
20 g powdered milk, sifted
75 g caster sugar
6 g salt
8 g instant yeast
1 egg, lightly beaten
270 g water or milk (do not use milk powder if
using milk)
60 g butter, softened
Sesame seed
toasted (optional)
Egg wash
1 egg beaten
mixed with 1 tbsp of milk and few drops of oil, sift into small container
Procedure:
For Filling:.
1.
Heat
oil in a pan, saute garlic and onion till fragrant then put in the meat saute
till the meat change color (brown for pork and white for chicken).
2.
On
separate bowl, mix all the rest of the ingredients except the cornstarch
slurry.
3.
Pour
in the seasoning mixture and the fried potato (if using) to the meat and let it
simmer till the meat is cooked. Constantly stir to prevent burning/sticking at
the bottom of the pan. Check the sauce if drying up then adds enough amount of
water.
4.
Once
the meat is cooked, pour the cornstarch slurry mix till the sauce thickens and can
be mounded.
5.
Turn
off the heat and set the filling aside to cool down.
For Sweet Dough:
6.
Mix
sifted flour, castor sugar and salt in electric mixer with dough hook on low
speed for one minute
7.
Mix
in yeast. Add egg and water or milk. Mix on low speed for another minute.
8.
Mix
on medium speed for eight minutes.
9.
Mix
in butter. Mix five minutes more on medium speed until soft, smooth and
elastic(but not sticky) dough forms.
10.
Remove
dough from mixture and shape into a ball.
11.
Divide
the dough into 55 g portions. Roll each portion into a ball. Cover the balls of
dough and leave to rest for 10 minute
12.
To
shape the buns:
13.
Flatten
a ball of dough with the palm of your hand or by using a small rolling pin, make sure that the center is thicker than the side. Place a ball of filling in the
center of the dough.
14.
Gather
the edge and pinch to seal. (Be sure to seal well or the filling will leak out
during baking.)
15.
Pat
into shape and place on a greased baking tray.
16.
Repeat
with remaining portions of dough.
17.
Place
each bun about 5.5 cm apart on the baking trays.
18.
Prove
for 45 min in a warm place.
19.
Egg
washed the buns and put sesame seed on top.
20.
Bake
in preheated oven at 180 deg C for 20 to 25 min or until buns are lightly
brown.
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