Sea Hare, Pork, Horseshoe and Leek Dumplings
1.
Wash spinach leaves
2.
Add a little water and break it with a food processor to strain out the spinach juice
3.
Mix flour with spinach juice to make a smooth green dough
4.
Cover with a damp cloth and relax for 20 minutes
5.
Wash sea hare
6.
Remove the hard mouth in the center of the antennae, the plastic-like bones in the belly and the black intestines
7.
Cut the washed sea hare into small dices
8.
Pay attention to cut, not chop, cut into half the size of a small fingernail
9.
Chop the pork into minced meat, add ginger, oyster sauce, light soy sauce, five-spice powder, salt, sugar, sesame oil, and stir in one direction to thicken (add enough salt at one time, add other ingredients later, no more salt)
10.
Mix the diced sea hare into the flavored meat filling
11.
Add chopped horseshoes (beat the horseshoes with the back of a knife and then chop them)
12.
Add the chopped leeks (the leeks should be added at the end, and dumplings should be made immediately after adding, so that the leeks will not leak out and the taste will be fresher) and stir well
13.
Divide the dough into small pieces and roll out the skin
14.
Dumplings wrapped in the shape of ingots and wheat ears (as much stuffing as possible, the sea hare will shrink more, the dumplings cooked with less stuffing will be very flat)
15.
Bring the dumplings to the boil, cover and cook until the water boils again, open the lid, boil with cold water three times, the dumplings float, the skin swells up and mature out of the pot (the old saying goes: cover and cook the stuffing, boil the skin)
16.
Served and eaten with seasoning