Chinese Stuffed Pie (Xian Bing in Chinese) is the equivalent of the Latin American Pupusas. I remember it as a street market’s delicacy, and Xian Bing restaurants were very popular when I grew up in China. People took their orders in their local morning food markets to feed their family for break, lunch or dinner. It’s basically a big flattened dumpling that is pan fried to golden brown. It’s faster and easier to make in comparison with the small dumplings. Whenever I have some leftover dumpling stuffing, I’ll try to make these Pupusas in next two days. The stuffing keeps well for a few days in the fridge, and my twist is to add cheddar cheese to the stuffing and it becomes my version of the Chinese Pupusas.
Chinese Pupusas 馅饼
Equipment
- A large flat skillet or a large frying pan
- Wooden cutting board
- Rolling Pin
Ingredients
Dough making: Use Ling’s Dumpling Recipe
- 2 cup flour unbleached
- 1/2 cup water
Stuffing: Use Ling’s Dumpling Recipe
- 1 pound Ground pork
- 2 cup Napa cabbage diced
- 1 cup Cheddar cheese shredded
- 1/2 cup Avocado oil
Instructions
- Please use my Chinese Dumpling Recipe for the prep. work instructions.
- Heat the pan over medium high heat. Add in the Avacodo oil , start pan frying the Chinese Pupusas, it should take around 5 + minutes searing time for each side to get the golden brown dough crust.
Nutrition
Pan fried each side Golden brown both sides Ready to eat
Like a huge dumpling Pan fried Cheesy stuffing
chive, pork, egg and shrimp stuffing 好香的三鲜馅馅饼
Congrats on beautiful blog! Love the pictures. Also, love this panfried dish. I try to order this at restaurants all the time. I like mine with chives in the filling too. 🙂
Will have to try this soon. Tried to make empanadas the other day. It was so, so for the amount of effort. 🙁