Fried Lotus Root Clamp

Fried Lotus Root Clamp

by Mother Maizi

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Raw lotus root can clear away heat and moisturize the lungs, cool blood and remove blood stasis, while cooked it can invigorate the spleen and stomach, soothe the nerves and brain, and nourish blood and marrow. It is a good tonic for autumn and winter. Today, I used some fried lotus root clamps. It can be used as a side dish or a snack, which is great! "

Ingredients

Fried Lotus Root Clamp

1. Chop pork into puree and finely chop green onions.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

2. Put the minced pork scallion and ginger into a bowl, add some cooking wine, salt, chicken powder, white pepper, sesame oil and mix well, then add an appropriate amount of water and stir in one direction.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

3. Peel the lotus root and cut into thin slices.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

4. Put meat filling on a piece of lotus root.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

5. Put another piece on it and press it down with your hands.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

6. Put flour, eggs, salt and five-spice powder in a pot, add an appropriate amount of water and mix thoroughly. Pick up the chopsticks to make it drip.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

7. Put a piece of lotus root clip into the batter and wrap the batter.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

8. Heat oil in a pot and put in lotus root tongs.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

9. Fry on medium and small fire until golden brown to remove the oil.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

10. Began to eat.

Fried Lotus Root Clamp recipe

Tips:

When slicing the lotus root, you can cut it into 2 pieces without cutting, but I just cut it into one piece if I find it troublesome.

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