Alkaline Dumplings
1.
Prepare glutinous rice
2.
Wash twice with clean water and decanter the water.
3.
Re-add water to soak the glutinous rice for more than 3 cm, then add 1 tablespoon of baking soda (about 10 grams), stir evenly, and soak the glutinous rice overnight.
4.
Drain the soaked glutinous rice and set aside
5.
Brush the zong leaves with a small brush and boil in the water for 5 minutes, remove and set aside
6.
Take two zong leaves and fold them together (do not stack them too neatly) and make a triangular funnel shape. Pay attention to the tip to be tightly closed to prevent the rice from leaking.
7.
Use a spoon to scoop the glutinous rice into the funnel, wrap the glutinous rice with extra leaves, and tie it with a thread
8.
Put in the electric pressure cooker
9.
Add water to the rice dumplings,
10.
Close the lid and press the trotters button (40 minutes) to start cooking the zongzi. When the time is up, you can cut off the power and continue to simmer for half an hour before removing the lid. After letting cool, peel off the zong leaves, dip in sugar, or eat directly
Tips:
The glutinous rice should be soaked for more than 10 hours in advance;
The water used to cook the zongzi must be lower than that of the zongzi;
Scoop a spoonful of glutinous rice into the zong leaves and poke them with chopsticks and press them a little bit, so that the wrapped zongzi will look better;
The cooked zongzi can't be eaten at a time, and can be stored in the freezer layer of the refrigerator, and heated in the steamer when eating.
If the dumplings are cooked in an ordinary pot, the time should be extended appropriately, about 4 hours.