
Salt Pepper – the Secret Asian Spice (Sous Vide Salt Pepper Ribs)
This is not your regular salt and pepper recipe. This is salt and pepper SPICE. It’s the secret that Asian night markets have been using all these years.
This is not your regular salt and pepper recipe. This is salt and pepper SPICE. It’s the secret that Asian night markets have been using all these years.
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Makes 10 Buns Ingredients Water Roux Dough 25g Bread Flour 125ml Water Bun Dough 275g bread flour90g Water Roux dough1/2 teaspoon salt30ml milk45ml heavy whipping cream45g whisked egg6g