Pea Tamales
1.
Soak the glutinous rice for more than four hours in advance.
2.
Slowly cut the fresh corn and peel the peas. Mix it up. Add sugar.
3.
The zong leaves are folded counterclockwise into a funnel shape.
Put the rice in and compact with the back of a spoon.
4.
The zong leaves on both sides are super folded to wrap the glutinous rice.
5.
Fold the zong leaves that grew out.
6.
Shape the little tail and bend it to one side.
Tie it with cotton thread.
7.
Put water in the pot, put a small grate at the bottom, and put the dumplings in. The water has to be over the rice dumplings. Bring to a boil, turn to low heat, cook for 2.5 hours, and simmer for 2 hours or more.
Tips:
1. Soaking glutinous rice in advance can make the taste softer and glutinous, and it will also save cooking time.
2. Adding white sugar can be discretionary, according to personal preference!
3. The cooking time is not less than 2.5 hours. After turning off the heat and simmering for a period of time, the effect will be better!