Steamed Buns.
Steam.
Itโs hot hereโฆ. 38C (100F) today.
I could say all the usual: itโs not supposed to be that hot in France; itโs not supposed to be this hot in June; itโs not supposed toโฆ But everyone else in the world is already saying it so letโs just talk about the buns.
I love steamed buns. I buy them whenever I can โ which is not at all often.

It never occurred to me that I could actually make them.
Judy, of Judyโs Gross Eats, and our host kitchen for the month, thought differently.
Not only did she make them, she made them twice (at least): both a sweet and a savory version.
She makes it look so easy!
You can make them filled or not, sweet, savory, orโฆ.
You get to use your imagination on this one!
If you want to try one or both or all of these yourself go toย Judyโs Gross Eats for the recipe and detailed instructions on how to do it. Plus youโll find all the details of baking along this month.






Thatโs it for Juneย
As always โ
Stay Safe, Healthy, Hopefulโฆ. And Cool
The Bread Baking Babes
A Messy Kitchen โ Kelly
Bake My Day โ Karen
blog from OUR kitchen โ Elizabeth
Bread Experience โ Cathy
Feeding My Enthusiasms โ Elle
Judyโs Gross Eats โ Judy
Karenโs Kitchen Stories โ Karen
My Diverse Kitchen โ Aparna
My Kitchen In Half Cups โ Tanna
Notitie Van Lien โ Lien
And meโฆ.ย Thyme for Cooking โ Katie
As always, thanks for the love! Youโll have to try these!
I love the filling you made. Actually, I loved them all!
Ha!!! You havenโt seen my effort yet. Althoughโฆ our fillings were delicious. It was just the buns themselves that were so dreadful.
Now I have ;-))
I love those spinach bun tuna rolls so much! We have had such an abnormally cool, wet year so far in the Pacific Northwest, it is amazing to me to hear the scorching reports from friends and family in other regions.
I just saw that Phoenix hit 114 โ canโt imagine! But they are probably better prepared than we are for hot weatherโฆ. Everything air-conditioned.
I want those green buns lol