Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head]

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head]

by Naughty bag

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Braised lion head in brown sauce is a dish often eaten during Chinese New Year and festive season. It is also one of the classic Han Chinese traditional dishes in Yangzhou. It belongs to Huaiyang cuisine.
It is composed of four golden balls, full of fragrance, and lifelike shapes, so it is also called Sixi balls, which means happiness, wealth, longevity and joy in life. It is often used as the finale in wedding banquets, birthday banquets and other banquets to take its auspicious meaning.

Lion head, it is really easy to make, but it is delicious to make, so you really need to do a little work and think carefully. The meat must be "three fat, seven thin", and the meat filling cannot be adjusted. It’s too firm and more juicy, so it’s moisturized. This is indispensable for water chestnuts. After chopped and put in, you can also use lotus root to make the whole meat ball soft and crunchy. "

Ingredients

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head]

1. Wash water chestnuts and set aside

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

2. After the pork is chopped, add water chestnuts and an egg, and mix well

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

3. Add chopped green onion, salt and starch

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

4. Stirring in one direction

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

5. When the oil is about eight minutes hot, add the meatballs

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

6. Fry until golden and you can get it out

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

7. Take another pot, pour the meatballs, add appropriate amount of water to a boil over high heat, change to low heat and simmer for about 12 minutes, sugar, pepper, oyster sauce, soy sauce, rice wine, cook until the soup is almost dry, and finally thicken the soup with water and starch.

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

8. Just blanch the broccoli on the side of the plate.

Everything Goes Well [broiled Lion's Head] recipe

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