Bean Paste Rice Dumpling
1.
Soak the zong leaves and glutinous rice for a day.
2.
Fill the glutinous rice with water until the rice noodles are just gone, add 1.5 tsp of soapy water, and soak for 2 to 3 hours.
3.
Use a flat pot to boil water and drag the zong leaves in the water for a while, because how the store stores and handles the leaves, it's safer to have the hot water after a while.
4.
Put the leaves in the palm of your hand, pour half of the glutinous rice, dig a hole with your fingers, put in the bean paste, and spread a layer of glutinous rice (forgot to take the picture, only use the text to explain).
5.
Wrap the materials and tie them well, do not wrap them too full, and do not tie them too tightly, because the rice is expanded after being heated. The original rice dumplings can hardly be found now, only cotton rope is used.
6.
Pour water into the pot, add the rice dumplings, boil until the water is boiled, and cook on medium-low heat for about 60 minutes. The author is not technically good, and the bag is relatively small, and it cooks for about 60 minutes. If the size is large, the cooking time will be longer.
Tips:
1. If you don't put the bean paste, the pure water dumplings are also great, topped with soy sauce, cooked oil and sesame oil, another flavor, you can top with sugar sauce or brown sugar powder for sweet ones, super delicious.
2. Remember not to wrap it too tightly or tie it too tightly. The glutinous rice will expand when heated, and it will burst if it is too tight.