Mushroom Chicken Wonton
1.
Prepare the materials as shown in the figure,
2.
Wash the chicken breasts and cut them into small pieces, put them in a meat grinder, add salt, oil, cornstarch, a little light soy sauce and fish meal (if you don’t have them), add appropriate amount of water, and stir into meat with a meat grinder
3.
Soak the dried shiitake mushrooms in advance, cut the mushrooms into small pieces, and chop the green onions into chopped green onions
4.
Take out the whipped chicken paste, add fragrant/fresh mushrooms and half of the chopped green onion, mix well with chopsticks (if the chicken paste is a bit dry, you can add more water, use chopsticks to stir in one direction until the water is eaten by the meat)
5.
Take the wonton wrapper, put a proper amount of minced meat, spread a little water on the half of the wrapper, fold it tightly, and then pinch the two corners of the half-folded together. Just wrap one wonton, and continue to wrap it.
6.
Bring the water in the pot to a high heat and then put it on medium heat, add the wonton, cover and cook until the wonton floats, add salt to taste (some people boil the wonton by adding about half a bowl of cold water to the wonton, and then add about half a bowl of cold water to the boil. Then add cold water, add cold water after boiling, and then cook until the wonton floats, this method wonton skin is not easy to break)
7.
Add a little soy sauce to the bowl for the wonton, add ground fish meal and pepper, then pour in the cooked wonton, sprinkle with chopped green onion, and start eating
Tips:
Dadi fish meal is a commonly used seasoning in my hometown. If you don’t have it, you can search for "Tiemuhu" from a treasure.