Shepherd's Purse and Pork Wonton
1.
Prepare vegetables and homemade ravioli
2.
Fresh wild shepherd's purse, pick off the yellow leaves, soak and wash
3.
Boil water in the pot and blanch until the color changes, then pick up
4.
Let it cool and squeeze the water, then put it in the kitchen machine and smash it
5.
Wash the prepared green onion, ginger and foreleg meat and cut into small pieces
6.
Put them in the kitchen machine and stir them into minced meat
7.
Put the stir-fried shepherd's purse and minced meat into the basin
8.
After stirring well, add salt, monosodium glutamate and sunflower oil and continue to stir to make the shepherd's purse and pork filling
9.
Take a large wonton wrapper and put a little shepherd's purse and pork filling
10.
Stick a little water on the two corners and wrap them into ingots
11.
Put the salt, green vegetables, cherry tomatoes and a little lard in the pot after boiling water
12.
Put a little salt and water in a separate pot to bring to a boil, put the wontons on top of the fire
13.
After boiling, boil the pot with cold water twice
14.
Fish out with a colander
15.
Put it in the vegetable pot, add a little MSG seasoning and turn off the heat
16.
Spoon a spoonful of yak meat sauce into the seasoning dish to make a sticky sauce
Tips:
1. The washed shepherd's purse will be blanched and then crushed for a better taste
2. Divide into two pots and cook the wontons separately to keep the soup refreshing and smooth
3. Fresh dumplings and wontons are more suitable for covering and boiling the skin and boiling the filling; on the contrary, for quick-frozen dumplings, covering and boiling the filling and boiling the skin.