Cuttlefish Stewed Meatballs
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Material drawing.
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I put the chicken fat and lard directly in a small pot for easy melting, and the stuffing will be here after a while.
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Chop the old ginger and green onions, add water, and prepare the green onion and ginger water.
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Pickled radish shredded with salt.
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Remove the beef and slice it.
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Put it in the food processor.
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Smashed into meat.
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Squeeze the radish with water and chop the coriander.
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The chicken fat is melted, put in the meat puree, and beat well evenly.
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Add salt and pepper, cooking wine and light soy sauce, add an egg, and mix well. (One egg is too much, you can use only one egg white.)
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Add the green onion and ginger water in portions and mix well.
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Add the chopped radish and mix well.
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Boil water in a pot, use a low heat when the water is slightly boiled, and start squeezing the balls.
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Boil the meatballs through low heat. It has been kept in the water, and if you take it out to see, the balls are very good.
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The material for stewed meatballs.
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Squeeze the garlic into a puree, chop the other pieces, and chop the cuttlefish whiskers.
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Cooked meatballs.
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Take a spoonful of hoisin sauce and a spoonful of tomato sauce, add water to boil the balls, and stir.
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Pick up the pan, pour the oil, and sauté the ingredients.
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Add hoisin sauce and tomato sauce, mix well, add a little salt and light soy sauce to taste,
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Boil. Because the two sauces are thicker, you can no longer drench the gorgon juice.
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Take the balls out and pour them in the water, add them to the soup, and braise them until they are delicious. Garnish with coriander and chopped green and red peppers.
Tips:
1. Add millet pepper pickles or other hot peppers to the small ingredients of the stewed meatballs, and add them as you like.
2. The meat for making the balls is completely mashed, and the balls are more elastic, because the meat is refined meat, plus the lard of chicken fat, the rich fat makes the balls more palatable.
3. The amount of coriander can be added or subtracted, but not more than 20 grams.