Purple Yu Linglong Shrimp Shaomai
1.
First, knead the flour, orange flour (wheat starch), and cooked purple potato juice to form a smooth dough, put it aside and cover it with plastic wrap for half an hour, and then you can prepare the filling (the amount of flour is not specially tested. I added it while kneading the dough myself)
2.
Use a blender to beat the pork into minced pork, add sesame oil, a little salt, sugar, light soy sauce, and chicken powder for a little marinade. Because the minced meat beaten with a food processor is very thin, it looks like ice cream, hahahaha
3.
I added some wine to the shrimp to get rid of the fishy smell
4.
After soaking the mushrooms and cloud ears in warm water, remove the stems and chop finely
5.
The garlic sprouts can be broken up with a blender, or you can cut them directly~ I'm lazy, haha
6.
After all the ingredients are ready, you can pour them all together and stir~~~ Then you can add salt, sugar, etc. to taste.
7.
Divide the dough into small doses, then round and flatten them separately, and use a rolling pin to roll them into a thin outer layer and a thick inner layer (I use my hand to press it out and drip...)
8.
Put the noodles in your palms, add the right amount of fillings, and just collect them in your palms. If you make shaomai, it’s okay to have more fillings~ The overflowing fillings look more appetizing~
9.
How cute it is to wrap each one, it's tender and tender (the dumplings next to it can be ignored...ORZ)
10.
Let’s have a close-up, the bright and dripping shrimps~~ That temptation~~~~ After you get it done, steam it in the pot~ It takes about half an hour to steam.
11.
The shrimp shrank after being cooked, so I’m not happy
12.
It's not bad after a look, hey, although it's not difficult but it's a test of patience....
13.
Last one is the sweet taro glutinous rice balls boiled with purple sweet potato~~Ah, ah, ah, delicious~