Mutton yaner steamed bun

Sheep's Eye Steamed Bun Sheep's Eye Steamed Bun is a good food for Hui people. According to legend, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty once dressed up outside the front door and tasted the sheep's eye steamed bun in the mutton steamed bun shop of Hui people. Kangxi walked into the mutton bun shop, and the attentive Hui shopkeeper brought two cups of tea with a small tray. After greeting Kangxi, he said with a smiling face, "I'm not afraid of being annoyed. I haven't tasted any delicacies in the palace, and I've come to taste the sheep's eye steamed stuffed bun. I really dare not be filial." Kangxi knew that his identity had been discovered, but he still wanted to eat steamed stuffed buns. The shopkeeper had no choice but to say, "I must eat my face, so please wait a moment." In a short time, hot buns were delivered. Kangxi put one on the plate with chopsticks and observed it carefully. I just felt the fragrance smell, and I put it in my mouth and tasted it. It was delicious. However, Kangxi looked around and didn't see the "sheep eye", so he asked the shopkeeper, "Why can't you see the sheep eye?" The shopkeeper replied quickly, "If you return to the Lord, you are guilty and dare not cheat: the stuffing is not sheep's eye, but it is made more finely, and the size of the bag is smaller, like sheep's eye, so it is named' sheep's eye steamed stuffed bun'." Kangxi tasted two of them and found them very delicious, so he sent a message: "I think Yangyaner steamed buns are very good. You can always send them to the palace and ask the internal affairs office to open a bank." Since then, sheep's eye steamed stuffed bun has become famous, so Muslims all over the four cities have made sheep's eye steamed stuffed bun, which has become a favorite food for Muslims.
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