Steamed Hoisin BBQ Pork Buns

• Cut a 12-inch-long piece of foil. Roll up foil lengthwise, then form into a coil. • Place foil coil in center of a large pan. TIP: We used a 10-inch stainless steel pan (the foil could damage a nonstick pan!). • Fill pan with 1 inch of water. • Line a heatproof plate with parchment paper (for 4 servings, line two plates with parchment). TIP: We used an 8-inch dinner plate (the plate should be slightly smaller than the pan).

• Place pulled pork* in a large bowl; using two forks (or your hands!), tear into smaller pieces. • Add scallion whites, hoisin, cornstarch, and ¼ tsp sugar (½ tsp for 4 servings) to bowl; mix well to combine. TIP: Your hands are the best tool for this!

• Remove biscuit dough from package. Using a rolling pin, roll out each biscuit into a 3½-inch round. TIP: If you don’t have a rolling pin, press into rounds with your fingers! • Add 2 tsp filling to center of each round. (Save any extra filling for tacos or rice bowls!) Gently fold edges over filling, then pinch edges together and twist to seal. • Place buns on prepared plate (it’s OK if buns touch!). (For 4 servings, divide buns between prepared plates and steam in batches.)

• Set plate with buns on top of foil coil in prepared pan, gently pressing plate so it’s level and foil flattens slightly. TIP: Re-center foil coil in pan if needed. • Cover pan with a tight-fitting lid; heat over high heat until water is boiling. TIP: No lid? No problem! Tightly cover with foil or set a baking sheet on top of pan. • Reduce heat to medium high; cook, covered, until buns are puffy and filling is warmed through (if you carefully press a bun with your finger, the indentation should quickly disappear), 8-10 minutes. TIP: It’s OK if the bun tops open slightly! • Remove pan from heat and set aside, covered, until ready to serve. (For 4 servings, transfer buns to a baking dish and cover with foil; transfer to oven while cooking remaining buns.)

• While buns cook, in a medium bowl, combine cucumber, coleslaw mix, scallion greens, vinegar, 1 tsp sugar (2 tsp for 4 servings), and a big pinch of salt and pepper. Using your hands, massage mixture (similar to how you would knead dough) until cabbage is tender, 30-60 seconds. • In a small bowl, combine ponzu, soy sauce, and ¼ tsp sugar (½ tsp for 4); stir until sugar dissolves.