Beef and Egg Dumplings
1.
Pour the beef filling into a bowl, add chopped carrots and pork jelly, add a little salt, and stir clockwise safely. The pork jelly is added to make the beef filling softer. If the pork jelly is not prepared, adding a little water or adding an egg can also have the same effect.
2.
Beat the eggs into a bowl and stir well.
3.
Turn the oil pan to low heat after heating up
4.
Use a spoon to scoop up a spoonful of egg liquid, pour it into the pot, and let the egg liquid slowly heat up on a low heat until it is set. The egg liquid is best to grow into strips, and the dumplings made in this way are slender and more beautiful.
5.
Pick up a lump of meat filling and place it on one end of the egg crust
6.
Holding a shovel in his right hand, using chopsticks to help around, wrap the egg like a quilt.
7.
Use a spatula to press a little harder to flatten the egg dumplings and fry them slightly to help shape them.
8.
Each time you make an egg dumpling, you can move it to the edge of the pan, and use the remaining temperature of the pan to fry the egg skin into a beautiful brown. After all the remaining egg liquid is prepared, put them out together.
9.
The prepared dumplings can be eaten in the microwave for 10 minutes, or they can be steamed in a steamer, or, a more convenient way is to put a few egg dumplings on top of the nearly cooked rice while cooking. The egg dumplings will be cooked when they are fully cooked. This is the most classic way of eating when I was young. The rice is also mixed with the soup and aroma of the dumplings. You can eat a large bowl without vegetables.
Tips:
1. Don't worry when frying the egg skins. Be sure to use a low fire. The egg skins that are slowly fried on low heat are golden on the outside and soft on the inside. The dumplings wrapped in such egg skins are beautiful and delicious.
2. When the dumplings are wrapped, the meat is raw, and the meat needs to be heated and steamed before it can be eaten. If you pack a lot at a time, you should store the raw dumplings in the refrigerator.
3. Use the remaining temperature of the pan to fry the dumplings for a little bit, so that they are tender on the outside and tender on the inside. Therefore, this dumpling is best to be made in a clay pot with a thicker bottom and good heat preservation performance.