Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process)

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process)

by Late spring and early summer_Smile_waiting for the flowers to bloom_

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

Wontons are eaten in some places during the winter solstice. Try to make this kind of wontons, with the process of making them.

Wontons are almost the same kind of noodles as wanton, chaoshou, and flat food, but there are different methods and characteristics in different places. Eating lunch by myself, I always don’t know what to eat, and suddenly on a whim, it’s better to make some fresh meat ravioli and eat more. You can freeze them for the next meal. The wheat core flour for dumplings used for the dough of this wonton is natural in color, and the flour feels very delicate. Whether it is rolled by hand or pressed by machine, it will not shrink. The finished wonton will not break easily after being cooked. The wonton has a creamy white color and a strong and smooth taste. For the meat filling part, the owner of the pork stall said that the meat filling of Shaxian snacks is also for pork tenderloin with skin, so I also bought some and tried it. I felt that I could add more fat and the meat filling tasted better.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process)

1. Prepare the ingredients you need and weigh them out as needed. On the picture are chives, pork tenderloin with skin, wheat noodles for dumplings, and ginger.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

2. Weigh the wheat core flour for dumplings first, pour it into a plate, pour in water and stir with chopsticks.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

3. Stir the flour into a flocculent shape, and then knead the flour into a dough with your hands.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

4. Put the kneaded dough in a fresh-keeping bag and let it rest for 20-30 minutes.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

5. Process the ingredients, remove the roots and yellow tails of the chives, and peel the ginger.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

6. Cut the chives into small pieces, cut the ginger into ginger shreds, put it in a food processor, add water, and beat into ginger onion juice. If you don't have a food processor, you can just soak the ginger onions in cold water.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

7. Strain the whipped ginger onion juice with gauze and use only the ginger onion juice.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

8. To process pork tenderloin with skin, cut the pork into small pieces, which can be easily minced with a meat grinder.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

9. Put the cut pork into the meat grinder, add salt, and start the meat grinder.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

10. Add the ginger and green onion juice to the meat in two or three times while grinding the meat, and then add the next time. The ginger and green onion juice will not be used up.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

11. Add some light soy sauce and peanut oil to the minced meat, mix well and put it in the refrigerator to stand for later use.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

12. Next, make the dumpling wrappers, first squeeze the dough with a rolling pin to flatten it.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

13. Then slowly roll out the dough sheet to a thickness of about 1mm or thinner.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

14. It can also be used if there is a noodle pressing machine, which is more convenient than hand rolling, and it can be repeatedly pressed from the largest to the smallest noodle file. My wheat noodles for dumplings do not retract regardless of whether it is rolled by hand or pressed by a machine.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

15. Can also be pressed very thin

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

16. Whether it is rolling by hand or pressing by machine, finally cut the dough into about 6 cm square dough.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

17. The wrapping method is arbitrary, the meat filling should be moderate, too much is not good for wrapping, put the meat filling in the middle, and then pinch the dough around tightly. The prepared wontons can be eaten fresh or frozen.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

18. Boil a pot of boiling water in a pot, add the wrapped wontons according to your personal food intake and cook.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

19. To make a simple soup, mix the light soy sauce, chicken powder, and appropriate amount of sesame oil. If there is a stock, use the stock. Take out the cooked wontons and put them in a bowl, add some chopped green onions and start eating. The cooked wontons are eaten while they are hot, and the cooked wontons have a creamy white color and a firm and smooth taste.

Fresh Meat Wonton (with Wonton Wrapper Production Process) recipe

Tips:

1. The water absorption of flour is different, and the water content should be increased or decreased as appropriate.
2. The prepared wontons can be stored separately and frozen.

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