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Chinese Egg Tarts
These simple tarts found in bakeries, kopitiams, and on dim sum carts feature silky egg yolk custard in crisp pastry shells.
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Daan Tat (Hong Kong-Style Egg Tart)
The Chinese bakery classic, at home.
Pineapple Buns: A Chinese Bakery Classic - The Woks of Life
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Lotus Leaf Buns: Steamed Chinese Buns for Filling - The Woks of Life
I’ve used the recipe for these Steamed Lotus Leaf Buns so many times I just know it works! These buns are fluffy & slightly chewy, just how they should be.
Hong Kong style egg tarts are probably our favorite pastry. These taste just like (or better than) what you can buy at a Chinese bakery!
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