Sauerkraut Pork Dumplings
1.
Add appropriate amount of water to the flour to form a dough, and cover it with plastic wrap. The noodles should be softer. The so-called soft noodle dumplings and hard noodle soup are easy to open when they are too hard.
2.
Prepare the pork filling.
3.
Peel the green onion and ginger, wash and chop.
4.
Add a little old soup, chopped green onion, ginger, salt, five-spice powder, mushroom powder, and soy sauce to the pork filling in one direction, then add oil and stir evenly; adding lard is more fragrant! If there is no old soup, it is okay to add a little water.
5.
The purchased sauerkraut is washed and chopped repeatedly.
6.
Add the minced meat and stir well.
7.
Take out the good dough, knead the dough into long strips, pull the dough agent according to your favorite size, roll it into dumpling skins, and then make dumplings.
8.
Add appropriate amount of water to the pot. After the water is boiling, add the dumplings. Be careful not to stick. Bring to a boil, pour cold water, then boil and then pour cold water. The dumplings can be removed after the third boil. The dumplings are cooked just right.
9.
Put it out of the pot and see if you have a particularly appetite. Dumplings are healthier than home-made dumplings.