Homemade Steamed Ham
1.
Wash the tenderloin one piece and set aside
2.
Wash the prawns and remove their coats
3.
Prepare green onion, ginger, starch, egg
4.
Change the tenderloin into small pieces
5.
Put it in a meat grinder, add small green onions and ginger
6.
Wring once in 30 seconds, beaten twice to make meat puree
7.
Put the smashed prawns together with the mashed meat,
8.
Chop again with a knife until it is sticky
9.
Separate the egg white and egg white of the egg, dilute the starch with 50 ml of water, add to the egg white and stir well, save the egg yolk
10.
Add sugar, salt, thirteen spices, light soy sauce, chopped green onion oil to the mashed meat, mix well
11.
Add starch juice in portions
12.
Beat until it is vigorous, beat it a few times and steam to make it more elastic
13.
Brush a thin layer of oil on tin foil for easy demolding
14.
Let go of the mashed meat
15.
Rolled one by one into round bars like candy
16.
Put it in a pot of boiling water and steam for 25 minutes
17.
Take out and brush the reserved egg yolk, and steam for 5 minutes to set
18.
After steaming, take it out and let cool
19.
Slice and serve on a plate, and you can enjoy it with any garnish
Tips:
1. Minced meat, fat and lean pork belly can also be used
2. Before entering the pot, the mashed meat can be shaped with a fresh-keeping bowl or a mold. There are ways to focus, and the finished product will be firmer without small holes.
3. If it is wrapped in tin foil like E-Niang, it is recommended to wrap it in several layers to avoid breaking and revealing the stuffing due to excessive force.
4. After brushing the egg yolk, steam it for 5 minutes, so as not to take too long. The ham tastes old