1 lb Ground pork or turkey 2 Tbsp Sugar 2 Tbsp Shoyu (Aloha Shoyu if possible) 1 tsp Cornstarch Chopped green onion 1 pinch of Chinese Five Spice |
2 tubes of Refrigerated biscuit dough Flour 10 2 inch squares of waxed |
Cooking Instructions | |
For the filling: In a frying pan coated with a little oil lightly cook the ground pork or turkey, add the shoyu, sugar, pinch of five spice and green onion. Sprinkle the corn starch over all of the ingredients in the pan and stir. Turn off the heat. For the dough: Pat together two biscuits and flatten with floured hands. Add a teaspoon of filling to the center of the dough and pinch all of the edges together. Stick a waxed paper square to each stuffed biscuit. Place in a steamer basket and steam for 10 minutes. |
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Additional Comments | |
In times and places where you just need to eat a manapua and can't get one you can make desperation manapua to fill the void. They freeze well. To reheat frozen manpua microwave 20 or 30 seconds. Add 10 seconds if you need to, but don't over do it or you'll have manapua rocks. |
Southern cooking is not just an art, it's a feeling, an emotion..a southern comfort! .Jesse and Sadie established Nuckles BBQ, the first BBQ restaurant in Greensboro, NC in 1937. It was a family owned and operated establishment, with Jesse and his wife Sadie, my sister Sue who have all passed on. This blog is dedicated to their memory and their hard work to make Nuckles Barbecue a classic legend.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Quick Manapua
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