BAO from Disney Pixar's Short Film Bao | Feast of Fiction

MAMA WONG is back in the FoF kitchen with another authentic Chinese recipe! We're making BAO from Disney Pixar's short film 'Bao' A beautiful short depicting the relationship of a mother and son!
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Produced by John-Paul Hoang

Edited by Sam Waldow

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OUR EQUIPMENT:
Editing Software: Adobe Premiere

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INGREDIENTS:
Active dry yeast
Sugar
Flour
Baking powder
Salt
Pork
Green onions
Ginger
Oyster sauce
Soy sauce
Vegetable oil
Pepper
Chinese cabbage
Sesame oil

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Start with 1 tsp of active dry yeast, add 1/2 cup of warm water, then sprinkle in a 1 tbsp of sugar
2. Stir together and let sit until the yeast foams up, add in 2 cups of flour, 1 tbsp of baking powder and a pinch of salt
3. Knead into a ball of dough, cover and let it rise and double in size
4. For the pork filling, cut up the pork into small chunks, 2 green onions, dice up some ginger
5. Mix together by hand or in a food processor, grind it together and set aside
6. Add in water little by little and mix until it is at a paste like consistency
7. Add in some oyster sauce, soy sauce, vegetable oil, and a little salt and pepper
8. Stir until completely combined
9. Chop up some chinese cabbage and boil until softened then cut up into small pieces, process and dry it then combine with meat paste mixture
10. Once the dough has rise, punch out the air, roll into a tube and separate into small 4-5oz portions
11. Roll them in your hands to make a small orb then use a rolling pin to flatten them into small disks
12. Place some filling inside and then fold and close up the Bao
14. When the water starts to boil, steam your bao for 20 minutes
15. To make the dipping sauce, combine some soy sauce, vinegar and sesame oil
16. Enjoy your Bao :)

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BAO from Disney Pixar's Short Film Bao | Feast of Fiction

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[FeastOfFiction]

Like this if you were here for the premiere :D We'll do a premiere everyweek, and might have some special giveaways for those who come early ! It is now... PREMIERE SQUAD

[RithSV]

So cool to hear you speak Chinese! Thanks for the subtitles, all my years of Chinese school is obviously wasted on me :P

[Tran]

Your parents are so adorable I love their personalities 😂😂😂 Chinese hamburgers! ❤️

[Demon_Vampire_]

Your parents are awesome. The sweetest ever and cute😍

[cbrown]

Aww I love how your dad was about to take a bite when you said cheers and then he stopped, haha!

[recon]

Those cherry tomato pigs are so precious 😍 also I went to see Incredibles 2 alone and cried during Bao in the presence a ton of strangers, super awkward 😅

[cobusjdatd]

Not to be dramatic, but I would die for kiwi

[feliciaclaye]

I love how Jimmy's dad is still awkward when he's on the show. It's so adorable when they're both in the videos.

I'm learning Chinese and I'm so glad I can understand you guys without the subtitles :)

[natedagreat]

I live for this video! You're family seems so sweet! Love the "Bao Wow" for Kiwi :D

[AnIdiotsLantern]

This is exactly the video that short film deserved. The bao symbolizes the relationship between mother and son, and showed how she put that relationship in danger if she couldn’t let him grow up. It ended with the family happily making and sharing bao. This is just heartwarming.

[BelleDreamer]

Yay!!! More of Jimmy’s parents!!! I love the interactions between the parents, very sweet. Poor Jimmy is getting the marriage pressure. I know that one.

[supernaturalstarlight]

Your family is absolutely adorable! ☺️⭐️ Your mom is lovely! 😂⭐️🌸

[Ichiyama]

Papa Wong's got the right idea. My resolution is to eat more, too!

[how_to_be_invisible]

Always love seeing your parents in videos! Those baos look great!

[hattierensberry]

I LOVE the videos with Jimmy's parents!!!

[pinkwinterprincessEri]

I can't stop drawing the little bao in my sketch book it's so adorable
Domee shi is awesome

[kellimaclearn]

awww Bao was a cute pixar short you guys are awesome jimmy mama wong and daddy wong too

[Fengtaro]

I love hearing you guys speak Mandarin! Makes me feel at home.

[candyfrogie]

aww yay more Wong family :) your mom is a great chef! I loved Bao, it was a great short. Even the kids I work with understood the family value behind it :)