Miriam Follin 北欧米粒 | My Chinese Mother-In-Law and I make Baozi! (Chinese Steamed Buns) @MiriamFollin | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 5 hours ago
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My Chinese mother-In-Law and I make baozi (a Chinese steamed bun). I think baozi can be found all over China - it's the perfect on-the-go food, perfect breakfast, perfect snack, perfect lunch, and perfect dinner. Baozi is the thing! But why is it not a popular Chinese dish in the west? Nobody knows! Really, everyone I know who's lived in China asks this question. Why is there not a baozi stand outside every University abroad? I really don't know why. But anyways, in this video my mother-in-law and I make two types of baozi, one with a wild plant picked in the mountains (dipicai) and potatoes, and one with spinach and winter radish. Usually we fry our baozi in a big pot, but this time we decided to steam them! Bothways are great ways to make baozi. Steamed is less oily (obviously), but fried gives the baozi a crunchy shell. I would say that the steamed buns tastes better if you have them as left overs though.
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My name is Miriam Follin. I’m a Swedish woman who has been living and traveling in China since 2015. 2017 I married and began living with my husband in his hometown in north western China. On this channel I share videos on life, culture and food in rural Qinghai, and sometimes little videos from other parts of China or from Sweden.
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GET EARLY ACCESS TO THIS AND COMING VIDEOS HERE: http://www.patreon.com/miriaminchina
My Chinese mother-In-Law and I make baozi (a Chinese steamed bun). I think baozi can be found all over China - it's the perfect on-the-go food, perfect breakfast, perfect snack, perfect lunch, and perfect dinner. Baozi is the thing! But why is it not a popular Chinese dish in the west? Nobody knows! Really, everyone I know who's lived in China asks this question. Why is there not a baozi stand outside every University abroad? I really don't know why. But anyways, in this video my mother-in-law and I make two types of baozi, one with a wild plant picked in the mountains (dipicai) and potatoes, and one with spinach and winter radish. Usually we fry our baozi in a big pot, but this time we decided to steam them! Bothways are great ways to make baozi. Steamed is less oily (obviously), but fried gives the baozi a crunchy shell. I would say that the steamed buns tastes better if you have them as left overs though.
MY PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/miriaminchina
SUPPORT ME THROUGH PAYPAL: http://www.paypal.me/miriaminchina
WHERE I GET MY MUSIC: http://share.epidemicsound.com/miriaminchina
THE VPN I USE: http://bit.ly/2BgvMTI
MY GEAR: amazon.com/shop/miriaminchina
INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/miriaminchina
Some of the links above are affiliate links, which means that if you click through my links and decide to make a purchase, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.
› THE MUSIC I USE
Since early 2017 all the music in my videos come from Epidemic Sound - the perfect music library for video makers. You can get a 30 day FREE trial here: http://share.epidemicsound.com/miriaminchina
› WATCH MORE
Cooking in China: bit.ly/2HJg5Ef
Vlogs & Life Updates: bit.ly/2l9OYJn
Small Town & Rural China: bit.ly/31OyqKI
China off the Beaten Path: bit.ly/2sTnpbP
Qinghai Province: bit.ly/2TQVI2S
Shaanxi Province: bit.ly/2IoKCds
Sweden: bit.ly/30GFJml
› HOW I ACCESS YOUTUBE IN CHINA:
The VPN I'm using to access all the western websites from China (such as Facebook, Youtube and Instagram) is ExpressVPN. You can get it here: http://bit.ly/2BgvMTI
I have used since 2015, and so far I am very satisfied. During certain times of the year, I struggle to get on it - but the great thing about ExpressVPN is that their customer service is always available through their live chat, and they always try to help me if I encounter any problems.
› ABOUT ME
My name is Miriam Follin. I’m a Swedish woman who has been living and traveling in China since 2015. 2017 I married and began living with my husband in his hometown in north western China. On this channel I share videos on life, culture and food in rural Qinghai, and sometimes little videos from other parts of China or from Sweden.
› BUY MY PHOTOS (OR SELL YOURS!)
Some of my photos taken in China are available on Shutterstock. You can find them here: https://shutr.bz/2wVMGGL
You can sell your own photos and make passive income too: https://shutr.bz/2rXbDM1
› THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!
