Purslane Steamed Dumplings
1.
Clean the purslane.
2.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the pot, boil, add a little salt, and blanch the purslane.
3.
After it changes color, take it out and put it in cold water, let it cool thoroughly, and control the moisture for later use.
4.
Add flour to about 65 degrees of warm water to mix it into a dough, let it sit for 30 minutes, and use warm water at a higher temperature to make the dough soft, so that the skin will be soft and not sticky after it is steamed. very chewy.
5.
Chop the water-controlled purslane a few times with a knife to keep it from getting too long.
6.
Add leeks, cooking oil, salt, and MSG to taste.
7.
After kneading the dough again, knead it into long strips, then divide them into medium-sized noodles, roll them into a disc with a rolling pin, and wrap the prepared fillings.
8.
After that, you can steam it in the pot. Put the steamed buns on the basket. After SAIC, the time will be counted. The time is calculated according to the size of the steamed buns. Because there is no meat, it is just a vegetarian filling, so the time does not need to be too long, usually about 8 minutes.
Tips:
1. Bitterroot itself has a bit of sourness and is relatively soft, so don't make it into the stuffing alone. Here, you can add leeks or boiled cabbage. The taste is good.
2. The steaming time of steamed buns is generally based on the filling and size. The time for vegetarian filling is shorter. If there is meat, it will take longer for the meat to be cooked.