Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs

by Peach

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

When I saw the TV food section that day, the chef was teaching how to make phoenix balls. He was very interested. He quickly took down his notes, thinking about learning how to cook.
I have eaten braised meatballs and lotus root meatballs. The water phoenix balls are very new. I won't make this this weekend. I will eat them one by one. "

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs

1. Prepare the raw materials;

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

2. Steam the quail eggs and peel them,

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

3. Put the meat filling in the cooking bowl, add cooking wine, light soy sauce, salt, sugar, pepper powder, ground ginger, chicken essence and mix well;

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

4. Then rub a steamed bun into steamed bun residue, put it in the prepared meat filling, and mix well;

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

5. Take a little meat filling, press it slightly, and wrap a quail egg. The meat filling should be tightly wrapped and rounded;

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

6. The oil temperature in the wok is 5~60% hot, add the wrapped meatballs, and fry until golden brown and remove;

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

7. Put the fried meatballs back into the wok, add hot water (the amount of water should be less than the meatballs), dark soy sauce, and cook for 2 minutes;

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

8. Put the cooked meatballs on the plate, then thin the remaining soup, and pour it on the meatballs on the plate.

Roasted Eichhornia Meatballs recipe

Tips:

The meat should be wrapped tightly with quail eggs, otherwise it will be fried in the pan, which is easy to crack.

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