Big Wonton with Egg Skin Shepherd's Purse
1.
Prepare shepherd's purse, wonton skin, minced pork.
2.
The black fungus is soaked, washed, shredded, and seasonings such as eggs, green onions, sesame oil, etc. are prepared.
3.
Wash the shepherd's purse, blanch it with boiling water, remove it, and rinse with cold water.
4.
Chop the shepherd's purse, squeeze a little bit of juice, and set aside.
5.
Put the minced meat in a mixing bowl, add minced ginger and chopped green onion
6.
Add salt, sugar, chicken essence, and pepper.
7.
Knock in 2 eggs,
8.
Cooking wine, fresh soy, vegetable oil, sesame oil,
9.
Add an appropriate amount of water in 2 times. Stir vigorously in one direction.
10.
Add shepherd's purse.
11.
Stir well.
12.
Wrap the wontons and set aside
13.
Take 1 egg and beat well, put it in a pot and spread it into egg skins.
14.
Shovel it with a spatula and add 1 bowl of water.
15.
Add black fungus, mustard tuber, and boil on high heat.
16.
Add salt, chicken essence, chopped green onion, and serve as egg crust soup.
17.
The wontons are boiled and cooked and served.
18.
Pour the egg crust soup and drizzle with red oil.
Tips:
1. Wonton meat filling is best to use 3 points fat and 7 points lean meat, I use leg meat, so add some oil and stir.
2. After the shepherd's purse is chopped, don't squeeze it too dry, it will taste better with some water.
3. The water for boiling the shepherd's purse does not need to be too boiled, just 90 degrees, otherwise the shepherd's purse will easily turn yellow.
4. Put some salt in the water for cooking wontons, it will not stick together easily.