Pan-fried Beef Dumplings
1.
Add scallions, ginger, salt, and a tablespoon of oil to the beef, and beat into an even and fine beef filling for later use.
2.
Mix flour with water, knead into a uniform dough, wake up for 30 minutes, and use room temperature water for water.
3.
Roll the awake dough into long strips and cut into small pieces.
4.
Squash it by hand.
5.
Roll out into a round dumpling wrapper.
6.
Wrap the beef filling and pinch tightly at the closing.
7.
Pour an appropriate amount of oil into the pan and heat it over a medium-to-small heat.
8.
Put the dumplings and fry them.
9.
In about a minute or two, the bottom of the dumplings will have such a light brown color.
10.
When this point is reached, pour water into the pot. The amount of water is half of the dumplings. Continue to medium-low heat. Cover the pot and cook for about 5 to 8 minutes.
11.
Cook until the water is slightly dry and the dumpling skin is still moist, sprinkle with a layer of cooked black sesame seeds, cover and simmer for another minute or two.
12.
The side can also be turned upside down and fried to make it more fragrant.
13.
Sprinkle some scallions on the pot to increase the fragrance, which is very delicious.