No. 1 Dumplings with Pucai and Pork Stuffing
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
Wash and chop the scallions and chives separately
3.
Knock 1 egg into the meat, add salt, stir in one direction with chopsticks until the egg is completely absorbed
4.
Then add light soy sauce and continue stirring until absorbed
5.
Finally add the chopped cattail, chives and sesame oil
6.
Mix until evenly
7.
Place the dumpling wrapper material in a large container to make a dough with a smoother skin. Cover with plastic wrap and relax for about 30 minutes. Dumpling wrapper material: 260 grams of snowflake flour and about 150 grams of water
8.
Knead the loose dough into even long strips and divide them well
9.
Press and roll it into a slightly thicker dumpling wrapper on the side
10.
Take an appropriate amount of fillings and place them in the center of the dough
11.
Fold in half and squeeze it into a semicircle. Use your thumb and index finger to fold it into a pattern along the edge.
12.
After folding, use the spoon handle to pick up the middle of the raw dumplings, and gently press it from bottom to top with your hands to form a champion hat shape.
13.
Place a pot on the fire, pour some water into it and bring to a boil, then put the dumplings one by one, cover the lid and bring to a boil, then turn to a low heat and simmer for 2 to 3 minutes to get out of the pot.
14.
While cooking the dumplings, spread the eggs into egg skins, put the egg skins, green onion, seaweed, shrimp skins, salt, monosodium glutamate, and sesame oil in a large bowl for later use
15.
Put the cooked dumplings in a bowl, mix well and enjoy
Tips:
The edges of the dumplings must be pressed firmly.