8 hoisin duck bao'buns
8 hoisin duck bao'buns
256g
71 kcal (222 kJ) per 1 bao bun
allergens
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contains: soya, wheat (gluten), sesame
may contain: crustaceans, celery, egg, molluscs
nutrition
Typical nutritional values as sold per: 1 bao'bun / 100g
- energy (kJ)
- 300 / 938
- energy (kcal)
- 71 / 222
- fat (g)
- 1.5 / 4.5
- of which saturates (g)
- 02 / 0.7
- protein (g)
- 2.5 / 7.8
- carbohydrates (g)
- 12 / 36
- of which sugars (g)
- 2.6 / 8.1
- fibre (g)
- 0.9 / 2.7
- salt (g)
- 0.28 / 0.88
cooking instructions [from frozen]
Steaming guarantees a fluffy bun & an even cook, especially if you’re cooking lots at once. For the best results when microwaving, cook in batches of 2 or 4
microwave [2 bao’buns]
- Place 2 bao’buns in the centre of a microwaveable bowl
- Cover with microwavable clingfilm and pierce
- Microwave for 50 seconds [750W / 900W]
- Leave to stand for 3 mins then remove clingfilm
microwave [4 bao’buns]
- Place 4 bao’buns in the centre of a microwaveable bowl
- Cover with microwavable clingfilm and pierce
- Microwave for 1 min 20 seconds [750W / 900W]
- Leave to stand for 3 mins then remove clingfilm
steamer [recommended]
- Poke holes in greaseproof paper to line your steamer [or use a steamer liner] and preheat
- Place bao’buns in the steamer and cover with a lid.
- Steam for 10 mins
steam in colander [recommended]
- Poke holes in greaseproof paper to line your colander [or use a steamer liner] and preheat
- Place the colander above a pan of softly boiling water.
- Place the bao’buns in & cover with a lid.
- Steam for 10 mins
serve & enjoy
Please always be careful of hot steam when removing bao’buns.
For guidance only, cooking appliances will vary.
Please ensure bao’buns are cooked until piping hot. Do not re-heat once cooked.
take a bao
The first bao we ever served in our restaurants used a fluffy pancake like bun we folded around the filling. They looked & tasted beautiful, but made a mess when you ate them. We thought this was a problem without a solution. Afterall, some things are just messy, the taste was worth it. That was until a winter trip to Tokyo, where we saw clear steaming chests filled with hot snacks dotted all over the city. There was one thing in particular that caught our eye; a perfect round bao bun called a Nikuman. When making a Nikuman the dough is folded & sealed around the filling before being steamed. This locks in the flavour & means you can confidently eat the bun with one hand. Same incredible taste, no mess. Our transition was swift.