Beef and Cabbage Wonton
1.
Beef and fat pork are ready
2.
Use a hand-held cooking stick to wring into a delicate meat filling
3.
Cut the cabbage into large pieces and put it in the cooking cup
4.
Wringing
5.
Finely chopped green onions
6.
Put it in the same bowl with the minced meat, add light soy sauce, soy sauce, and salt according to the taste
7.
You can add some water to make the meat filling softer and moisturized, mix well, and marinate for about 20 minutes.
8.
Put the flour into the basin according to the amount consumed
9.
Add about 50% of the amount of flour and water, knead it into a harder dough
10.
Use a dough press to press the dough into a thin dough
11.
Cut into long cubes, this is wonton wrapper
12.
For the cabbage filling, take an appropriate amount of meat filling and put it in the pot
13.
Mix well
14.
Put the coriander and dried shrimp skin into the bowl in advance
15.
Wrap into wontons according to your favorite method, and then cook them in a pot
16.
Scoop the cooked wontons into a bowl with the soup, add vinegar and chili oil when eating
17.
The meat is delicate, the skin is thin and the soup is clear, so moisturizing
Tips:
1. Because the noodles are pressed by a machine, the dough is harder to knead. If you roll the dough by hand, you can add a little more water to it;
2. Put some water into the meat filling to make the meat filling more delicate, smooth and juicy when eating;
3. Adding a little fat pork to the beef filling can make the meat filling, fragrant and moisturizing;
4. The minced meat is not completely used up, and the mixed filling can be stored in the refrigerator if it is not used up. A little bit of chopped green onion is in it, which is not enough to destroy the umami taste of the whole minced meat;
5. Seasoning can be adjusted according to personal taste.