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2–3
alongside other dim sum or side dishesEasy
By Jeremy Pang
Published 2017
Traditionally, a rectangular steamer is used to make cheung fun. If you have access to a specialist cheung fun steamer, great, but if not, you can also make it in a large round saucepan that has a stainless steel steamer tray and lid that sit on top of the pan. At home, I actually use a small oven gastronome tray to hold the water, with the same size of steam tray placed over the top, then a larger flat tray as the lid for the steamer, to allow myself more room to manoeuvre when making the
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