Baked or steamed?

>>9201713
Steamed every time

>>9201713
Baked.

I can appreciate steamed, but it really feels like a method that was concocted because baking wasn't an option.

I don't really mind baked but I'm more partial to steamed

>eating the starch jew
goyim, pls

>>9201713
steamed for all but the sausage bun. sausage bun should be baked.

>>9201713
Steamed. The super soft, fluffy texture of a steamed bun is great.

>>9201713
Steamed.

>all these weeabos

steamed is shit

>>9203469
Jesus Christ....

I want to really fuck the shit out of those and creampie it

>>9203476
>chink buns
>weeb
Why do white people liked baked food so much?

Both are amazing, but baked is the truth.

>>9203476
>there are no asians on the internet
Fuck off white trash retard cunt

>>9203489
less rice maybe

>>9203519
>Being Asian

Nuke yourself

hiroshima was NOT a mistake

>>9203563
you are doing a racism but you are right, the Japs used their bayonets and chinese babies to make kebabs

Steamed, but I love both.

>>9203489
Its pretty much East Asia vs the world on this. Baked bread is unbeatable. Steamed is a tasty niche despite how good soup dumplings can be.

Baked and in triangular form, though all are good

>>9201725
explain just 3 months into my baking bread obsession. How steam.

fyi im a poor boi broke fag

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>>9203479

>>9204698
put upside down bowl in pot
put a cup of water
put plate on top of upside down bowl
put anything you want to steam on the plate
put lid over the top
there steamer

Baking is more carcinogenic more worser >:(

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>>9203479
UNF

baked, you shit sandwich.

>>9205015
How do I make these?

Baked. Had a Brioche Pork bun in Portland Maine the other day and it was probably the best thing I've eaten in a long long time.

>>9205287
rice cooker

>>9205287
probably one of those dishes that are more effort than its worth, unless you like instagram points

go learn and teach us

>>9205298
Throwing batter in a rice cooker isn't difficult, its just a massive waste of electricity

>>9204698
Take a large cooking pot. Take three large sheets of aluminum foil and ball them up, and place them in the bottom of the pot. Find a plate that will git in the pot, and place jt on the foil balls so it is level. Then fill the pot with several inches of water, but not so much as to cover the foil balls or plate.

Oil the plate, and boil the water. Keeping it at a steady boil, place your food on the plate, and steam.

>>9205339
Agreed, but it scored points with the wife. Cute breakfast in bed option.

>>9205298
>Make batter
>Pour in rice cooker

So hard.