A Passionate Rose Glutinous Rice Ball
1.
Wash and drain fresh spinach and set aside
2.
Put it on the cutting board and cut into sections
3.
Put it into the juice machine [or juicer, cooking machine]
4.
It can be beaten into spinach juice or spinach paste. I use a puree juice machine, which is directly made into juice, without using a strainer to filter out the spinach juice
5.
Add glutinous rice flour to a clean bowl and pour spinach juice
6.
Slowly add the spinach juice and mix it evenly with a rubber spatula
7.
Mix and knead into a smooth dough. 10 minutes
8.
Roll the glutinous rice dough into strips
9.
Divide the glutinous rice ball into small pieces
10.
Then roll each portion into small circles
11.
Wash and mince roses
12.
Put the black sesame seeds in a dry pot and roast them over a medium-low heat until cooked, turn off the heat, let cool, pour them into the wall breaker with sugar, and grind them into black sesame powder. Mix lard with sugar and mix into sesame rose filling for later use. Divide all materials into 18 equally
13.
Take a piece of glutinous rice ball and press it into a round piece, put the sesame and rose filling in the middle, and close it like a bun, then place it in the palm of your hand and round it.
14.
Put the wrapped glutinous rice balls on a floured plate for later use
15.
Put water and caster sugar in the pot
16.
Boil the water, add the spinach, sesame and rose glutinous rice balls, cook for about 10 minutes on low heat; cook until the glutinous rice balls float
Tips:
1. I used the original spinach juice without adding water. If you like the color to be lighter, just add an appropriate amount of water;
2. Put the wrapped glutinous rice balls on a plate sprinkled with flour to prevent sticking together;
3. Adding a small amount of cooked noodles when frying sesame seeds is very fragrant;
4. The glutinous rice balls are not easy to digest. Don't treat the glutinous rice balls as a regular meal. It is enough to eat two or three each time.