Egg Roll Claypot
1.
Wash the fat and lean pork, chop in advance, wash the onion, remove the head and tail and diced
2.
Add green onion, salt, soy sauce, chicken powder, sugar, starch, sesame oil, add a little water, and mix well
3.
Peel the radish, wash and shred
4.
Take out the eggs
5.
Knock out
6.
Put a small amount of oil in the pan to heat, change the heat to low, scoop up the egg liquid with a spoon, pour it into the pot, the egg liquid will disperse automatically
7.
Use a spoon to scoop up the meat filling and place it in the middle of the egg crust
8.
Use a shovel to gently scoop up an egg skin, compact it slightly, and roll it up
9.
Fry for a while at the middle seal to determine the shape. (In this process, reduce the fire to the minimum, only a small fire core is left)
10.
After it’s all fried, put it aside, and move on to the next step.
11.
Put a little oil in the original pot and heat it up again. Pour the shredded radish, salt, abalone juice, oyster sauce, stir fry for a while, add half a bowl of water to boil
12.
Pour into the casserole
13.
The fried egg rolls are in the pan
14.
Cover the pot, simmer on medium heat for about 10 minutes, then serve in the original pot
Tips:
Put an appropriate amount of cornstarch and water in the filling and stir to keep the meat filling tender and fragrant. The base material of shredded radish absorbs the fragrance of the egg and the sweetness of the meat, which is really delicious. In my hometown’s practice, shredded lettuce or shredded mushrooms or cold potatoes or winter bamboo shoots are often used in the base. In fact, the beauty of food lies in flexible changes and timely changes.