Fried Lotus Root
1.
Mince the pork, try to chop it into a fine mashed meat
2.
Add chopped green onion and ginger
3.
Mix well
4.
Add pepper, light soy sauce, salt, and continue to mix well in the original direction
5.
Wash lotus root and peel off
6.
Do not cut with one cut first, cut with the second cut into a clip shape
7.
Soak the sliced lotus root clip in clean water for a while
8.
Fill the lotus root clamp with the meat filling and put it on the cutting board. The chopsticks are put in flat. The meat filling is put in. The lotus root clamp is relatively crisp. This operation prevents the lotus root clamp from breaking. Fill them in order
9.
Put the flour, glutinous rice flour and a little salt in a bowl
10.
Add water and beer, don't add all the water at once, leave a little and adjust the batter at the end and mix well
11.
Fill the stuffed lotus root clip, put it in the deep-fried paste and hang evenly
12.
Boil 50% to 60% of the heat. Use chopsticks to drip into the frying pan for a little bit of fried paste. The fried paste can immediately float up. The color is white, indicating that the oil temperature is similar. Put the paste in the lotus root folder and fry on medium heat. If you win, you’ll be cooked, fish out, and fried them 2 in turn
13.
Finally, re-explode again. The oil is heated, the fire is deep, and it is constantly turned over. It takes about 15 seconds to fish out
Tips:
Slice the lotus root slices as thinly as possible, wash them with clean water first, and then soak them for a while. This will not only wash away the excess starch, but also make the lotus roots more brittle.
Minced meat can be prepared in your own way.