Carob and Egg Dumplings

Carob and Egg Dumplings

by Meow Meow 1023

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

Ingredients

Carob and Egg Dumplings

1. Prepare the right amount of beans and eggs.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

2. Chopped beans.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

3. Beat the eggs.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

4. Pour vegetable oil into the wok to heat up, pour in beaten eggs and fry them until they are cooked. Into pieces.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

5. With the bottom oil left in the wok, pour the chopped beans and stir fry until 8 mature.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

6. Mix the fried snap beans with the eggs. Sprinkle an appropriate amount of thirteen incense.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

7. Pour in an appropriate amount of star anise powder.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

8. A moderate amount of refined salt.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

9. Pour in an appropriate amount of sesame oil and stir evenly.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

10. The flour is mixed with water to form a dough.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

11. Knead into 2 long strips of uniform thickness.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

12. Cut into small doses one by one.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

13. Flatten the small dose with your hands.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

14. Use a rolling pin to roll out dumpling wrappers.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

15. Put an appropriate amount of dumpling stuffing on the dumpling wrapper to form a dumpling shape.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

16. Take a dumpling wrapper and put some dumpling fillings into it to form a dumpling shape.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

17. Wrapped dumplings.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

18. Put an appropriate amount of water in the skillet to boil.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

19. Add dumplings and cook. It can be out of the pot and plated in 10 minutes.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

20. The cooked dumplings are crystal clear.

Carob and Egg Dumplings recipe

Tips:

1. Dip more flour when rolling the dumpling wrapper to prevent sticking of the wrapper.

2. When cooking dumplings, our northern habit is to add water three times in the middle before the dumplings are officially cooked. It's almost 10 minutes. However, it will not stick to the pan after turning it over every 2-3 minutes.

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