Good job!
Hello guys, and welcome back to the channel where I try to cook Korean food for my wife. Yesterday, she requested me to make Mian Bao Xia.
Now this is not a Korean food but this is a Chinese food that is really popular in Korea as well. This video you are about to see
was actually shot yesterday. And I want to give you one warning if you're going to make this
don't eat too many of them. They are very oily. They are very greasy. And speaking from experience,
one or two is perfect. I ate 10 yesterday. Not a good decision. Not good at all. Anyway, for those of
you who don't like oily food, I actually included an air fried version, as well. It tastes a little
bit different than what you get in the restaurant, but it is actually very delicious. So, let's do this.
I only have tried Mian Bao Xia once in my life. So I might not be the best judge
for this. But by its look, this one looks more like the one in restaurant that
I have tried. And this one looks more like I would like it better. So let me try.
Very crispy,
Even though I'm normally not a huge fan of oily food, it's just me, I'm not a huge fan of
oil-fried kind of food. But this is really nice snack like occasional snack, I think.
Unlike I worried, inside is fully cooked. One thing about this though, the
bread part, outside of this sandwich, the bread part tastes more like a toast. A toast like that you make it
inside of a toaster. It has much more that toasted bread taste compared to the one that's deep fried.
Not bad at all. Taste-wise, I like the one deep fried better. It has the unique texture that Mian Bao Xias
are supposed to have. But if I'm going to have more than one piece, I would choose this one. Good job!