Shepherd's Purse Shrimp Wonton
1.
First, prepare the ingredients you need to make wontons
2.
Peel the shrimp, pick the fishy thread, and chop it, then chop the green onion and ginger and put the meat into the filling bowl.
3.
Beat an egg into the filling, add salt, light soy sauce and sesame oil in turn, and stir clockwise with chopsticks
4.
Beat the meat until it is firm and sticky, then add the chopped shepherd's purse
5.
Stir the shepherd's purse and the meat filling and the dumpling filling is ready
6.
Put the right amount of stuffing in the middle of the wonton wrapper. Spread a little water on the four sides of the wonton wrapper for easier adhesion.
7.
There are many ways to wrap wontons. I use the simplest flat-side wrap. Roll it up from the small side and seal it diagonally.
8.
Wonton packaging is only half the success, the key to cooking wonton began
9.
Knock an egg and beat it, chopped green onion, seaweed and dried shrimp skin
10.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the soup pot, boil the water and cook wontons in the pot
11.
Heat the wok in a medium heat until the palm feels hot, pour in the cooking oil and heat, pour the egg liquid into a thin egg cake
12.
Cut the golden tempting egg cake into thin strips
13.
The soup pot here also cooked the wontons
14.
Put the seaweed shrimp skin and some chives on the bottom of the bowl, add a little sesame oil and light soy sauce
15.
Take out the cooked wontons and put them in a bowl, spread a layer of shredded eggs on the wontons and sprinkle a little chives
16.
Pour the hot soup and stir it, and the delicious wontons can be eaten hot!
Tips:
Tips: You don’t need salt if you put light soy sauce in the wonton soup, because salt is used in the wonton filling. When spreading the omelet, the egg mixture can be spread thinly by putting it in the pot and shaking the bottom of the pot.