Dry Croquettes

Dry Croquettes

by Teacher Kong teaches cooking

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

When you see this "Dried Fried Dumplings", you may think of the Chinese New Year, but it is still very early before the Chinese New Year. The original intention of making this dish is that you can cook the meatballs once on a hot day, and you can eat them for a long time, instead of every day. Sweating like rain in the kitchen!



The dried croquettes are crispy and delicious, with a golden burnt on the outside and tender on the inside. They are dipped in chili noodles or salt and pepper, one bite at a time. The fried meatballs can also be stored in the refrigerator, eat as you go, go home from get off work, and you will not be afraid of not being able to cook meat dishes at night!



The heat is very important, and there are also certain skills in mixing stuffing. The cooked small balls are still masters, and they can be made into different dishes, such as burnt balls, sweet and sour balls, boiled cabbage balls, etc. Come and learn with me~

Dry Croquettes

1.
Wash the pork, drain the water, and cut into small pieces with a knife. (Fried meatballs have to choose meat that is suitable for fat and lean. Beef and mutton are the same, generally 7 points of lean meat and 3 points of fat meat.)

Dry Croquettes recipe

2.
Put the pork, green onion, ginger slices, and cooking wine into the Qihe Wall Breaker, select the "mixing function", press the "start button" to start the program, and stir for about 30 seconds. (If you don't have a wall breaker, just use a knife to chop it into mashed meat. It will take some time.)

Dry Croquettes recipe

3. The stirred meat filling is very delicate, pour it into a bowl.

Dry Croquettes recipe

4. Rub the steamed buns into fine pieces. (You can put the steamed buns in the refrigerator first, which is better for grating. Don’t use the buns.

Dry Croquettes recipe

5.
Add eggs, salt, and white pepper, stir in one direction with chopsticks, and it feels more and more vigorous. (You can add or subtract condiments according to your taste.)

Dry Croquettes recipe

6.
Add a little starch to the meat filling and stir evenly with chopsticks until there is no dry powder. (Starch has a viscous effect, just add a little.)

Dry Croquettes recipe

7.
Pour the minced steamed buns into the meat filling, stir with chopsticks until the meat filling is strong, the fried meatballs will taste firmer.

Dry Croquettes recipe

8. Take an appropriate amount of minced meat with your left hand, and dig out the meatballs with a small spoon against the tiger’s mouth in your right hand.

Dry Croquettes recipe

9.
Heat half of the cooking oil in the pot to 6.7 percent heat, and add the meatballs. (Do not move the balls immediately after they are put in the pot. They are so fragile. After the balls are shaped, use a spoon to push them in the pot in one direction instead of stirring them randomly.)

Dry Croquettes recipe

10. The surface of the meatballs is crusted, turn light yellow, and remove the fried meatballs; when the oil temperature rises again, fry them again to make the meatballs more crispy.

Dry Croquettes recipe

Tips:



TIPS

1/ The addition of steamed buns can make the meatballs crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, even if it is cold, they will be soft. Traditional croquettes require some starch to be added to the meat. This method is equivalent to replacing part of the starch with steamed buns, which will not taste very noodles.



2/ The croquettes in the pot should be fried a little bit more oil. If there are too many croquettes, they should be fried separately. Don't have too many meatballs in the pan at one time. It will not be easy to deep-fry and affect the taste.

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