Pork Balls
1.
Prepare raw materials and seasonings
2.
Cut the pork shoulder into thin slices
3.
Finely cut into silk
4.
Cut into granules
5.
Then change the knife and chop into meat filling (if you don't have time to chop filling, buy ready-made fat and lean meat fillings of 3:7, the meat you chop will taste better).
6.
Finely chop green onions, garlic, and water chestnuts into pieces for later use
7.
Put pork filling, chopped garlic and green onion into the container, and beat in an egg
8.
Add 2 teaspoons of soy sauce, five-spice powder, cornstarch, salt
9.
Stir in one direction until the meat filling becomes drier (the meat filling changes from thinner to dry, the more it is stirred, the more viscous it is. The meat filling sticks to the chopsticks and it will be difficult to stir. Only the meatballs made by Shangjin will have a taste. If it is stirred for a while, the filling will still It’s not strong, add some cornstarch appropriately)
10.
The small rapeseed is blanched in advance
11.
Soak the vermicelli and spare
12.
Soaked soy bean curd softly and cut into pieces
13.
With a little oil in the bottom of the pot, sauté the shallots and ginger slices, add the pepper and star anise until fragrant
14.
Then pour in 2 teaspoons of soy sauce, add old soup or water, and bring to a boil
15.
Dip a little water with one hand, grab a handful of minced meat, and squeeze it out of the tiger’s mouth
16.
Dig down with the thumb of the other hand
17.
Put it directly into the pot and keep the water in the pot slightly open during the process of squeezing the balls.
18.
After the fire is boiled, add proper amount of Chinese wolfberry and salt to taste and skim the foam
19.
You can put the oily bean curd into a low heat and cook for about 8 minutes
20.
Put the spare rapeseed and vermicelli into it
21.
Season with a pinch of salt and pepper
22.
Put it into a bowl and sprinkle a little chopped chives
Tips:
A bowl of nutritious homemade glutinous ball soup is ready.
If you have time, it is recommended to chop the meat yourself, according to the principle of fine chop and coarse chop. What is fine chop? That is, the pork is sliced, then shredded, and then cut into small dices. After all of them are cut, they are chopped into meat fillings with a knife. It depends on how much you want to chop. I like to chop a little bit of dumplings. If I make Sixi dumplings, they should be thicker and not too thin. On the contrary, the taste is not good or soft.