Shepherd's Purse and Fresh Meat Wonton
1.
Wash the shepherd's purse several times to thoroughly remove the sediment. After cleaning, drain off the water, then let it boil and blanch it in the water. After the water is boiled, stir-fry for about 30 seconds and immediately remove it and place it in cold water to ice it. Shepherd's purse is relatively tender and does not need to be blanched for a long time. Blanching water can remove the green and astringent taste in shepherd's purse.
2.
Put the ice-cold water shepherd's purse in your hand to squeeze the water in the dried vegetable, then place it on the cutting board and chop for later use.
3.
Add 1 tablespoon and a half of salt to the minced meat, 1 tablespoon of oil, 1 tablespoon of abalone juice, a little minced ginger, and 1 egg white, stir well and marinate for 30 minutes to taste.
4.
Then mix shepherd's purse and minced meat, add sesame oil and five-spice powder and mix well.
5.
Put the right amount of filling on the wonton wrapper
6.
Roll it up.
7.
Pinch the seal. If the wonton wrapper is relatively dry, you can apply a little water to the seal to stick it
8.
Wrap all the wontons one by one.
9.
After the water is boiled, put it into chaos and cook. After putting the wonton in the pan, gently push it a few times to prevent it from sticking to the pan. After putting the wonton in the pan, use a spoon to gently push it. Don't stir it back and forth.
10.
Put 2 tablespoons of light soy sauce, 3 tablespoons of vinegar, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, 2 tablespoons of chili oil in a bowl, add some chaotic soup, then put in wontons, and finally put some chopped coriander. You can also adjust the wonton soup base to other flavors according to your own preferences!