Appetizing Yam Wonton
1.
Mince the pork slightly, put it in a food processor and mash it.
2.
Add the yam and egg and the right amount of salt.
3.
Fully whipped into a soft and delicate yam meat paste, the meat filling is ready.
4.
Wrap the wontons the way you like. This is an innovative packaging method for children, and it is quite neat.
5.
Next, let's adjust the soup base. Scoop a spoonful of oil chili in a bowl.
6.
Sprinkle chopped green onions.
7.
Add a spoonful of cooked sesame seeds,
8.
Pour in a spoonful of light soy sauce
9.
Add a few drops of red oil.
10.
If you like to eat sour, you can also add a spoonful of vinegar.
11.
Pour water into the pot, cook until slightly bubbling, then put the wonton in the pot and cook.
12.
Spoon a few spoonfuls of soup into a bowl, the low soup is ready, just pour the cooked wontons into the soup.
Tips:
The water content of yam is relatively large, so you don't need to put too much. The ratio of yam to meat is about 1:3.
People in Hunan love spicy food, so they put the fragrant and spicy oil chili, and those who like light can just remove the oil chili.