Octopus Dumplings
1.
The yam is washed, peeled, and ground into mud. You can use a wire grater without this small tool;
2.
After sifting low-gluten flour, put it in a bowl with yam puree and eggs;
3.
Add water and baking powder, stir evenly, and sieve again;
4.
Pour the batter into a container with a mouth (for easy pour into the mold), set aside and let it stand. You can prepare other materials at this time;
5.
Wash the octopus (squid) (I use squid, I need to tear off the skin), blanch it in boiling water for 10 seconds, remove it and let it cool;
6.
Cut octopus (squid) into cubes;
7.
Diced cabbage
8.
Dice the onion;
9.
Spread a layer of peanut oil evenly in the takoyaki mold;
10.
Heat the mold on high heat, turn to low heat, pour the batter into the mold, about 8 to 9 minutes full;
11.
Sprinkle octopus (squid) cubes, onion cubes, and cabbage cubes in each ball, and use bamboo skewers to transfer the sprinkled materials into the balls;
12.
Fry on low heat for a while, use a bamboo stick to gently touch the edges of the meatballs, check that the bottom is condensed and harden, use the bamboo sticks to pick up the meatballs and turn over half of the body to let the batter flow down;
13.
Turn over the whole body again, the original bottom is facing up, and the balls are formed;
14.
Continue to fry. You can stir the balls several times in the middle to heat the balls evenly until the balls are golden brown up and down;
15.
Pick out the meatballs and put them on the plate, sprinkle with teriyaki sauce first
16.
Sprinkle with salad dressing;
17.
Next is the crushed seaweed
18.
Finally, Muyuhua. The light and elegant wooden fish flower dances lightly under the heat of the balls——
Tips:
1. Whether the small balls are good or not, the ratio of the water and powder of the batter is very important-neither too thick nor too thin, too thick balls will be hard, too thin and not easy to round; my formula has been accurately weighed However, the draught of flour is different, and the water content of different varieties of yam is different in different seasons, so it should be fine-tuned according to the situation.
2. I used iron stick yam, 50g is the weight after peeling, there should be damage after grinding into mud, it is negligible; the batter is sieved mainly to crush the agglomerated flour, so the filtered yam needs to be crushed Go back.
3. Whether you use octopus, squid or other types of seafood, the boiling time should be short, and it can be cut off. It will not taste good when it is old;
4. A little baking powder is used in the ingredients, which should be necessary. I tried not to add it, and I tried to pass the egg whites, but the effect was not good. Don't worry about using aluminum-free baking powder.
5. Finally, don't be too greedy when adding ingredients. Adding too many ingredients will make it unsightly and affect the taste.
(Remarks: The plate in the process picture was taken before the photo was taken, and was snatched from under the camera by my kids.)