Shiba Inu Gnocchi
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The ingredients are ready.
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Pour glutinous rice flour into a clean container, and then add lactone tofu.
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Knead it directly with your hands.
Using lactone tofu instead of water, the kneaded glutinous rice balls are more likely to form a dough, and will not become soft and deformed after cooking, and the taste is more elastic, and with the fragrance of tofu, the taste is the best.
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Roll the glutinous rice balls into long strips and cut into small doughs of about 15g each.
Set aside a small piece of glutinous rice ball and cover it with plastic wrap, and save it for the ears, eyebrows and nose. The red bean fillings are also prepared in advance, divided into small balls of 5 grams each, and rounded for later use.
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Take a glutinous rice dumpling, squeeze it, and pack in 5g of red bean paste. Close your mouth and squeeze tightly. Use your hands to fully round the circle, then slightly arrange the ball into an oval shape and place it in a spoon. Sprinkle a little potato starch in the spoon to prevent sticking.
Take the remaining glutinous rice ball, divide it into 1g, knead it into an oval shape, flatten it slightly, and place it on the lower part of the middle of the big dough. The Shiba Inu's nose is ready.
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Take two glutinous rice balls the size of rice grains, roll them into an oval shape, and place them on the eyebrows.
The glutinous rice ball is very sticky, and it can stick very firmly without using water.
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Finally, make the ears, 0.5g each, pinch it into a triangle, and place it on the head and ears. The bottom of the ears can be slightly moistened with water so that the ears will not fall off when they are cooked. A complete Shiba Inu head is ready.
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Now let's make Shiba Inu's butt. The buttocks are slightly simpler than the head. Take 0.5g of glutinous rice dough, knead it into a drop shape, then arrange it into a shape with a thick end and a thin end, and then arrange it into a curved tail shape.
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Place the tail on the big round glutinous rice dumpling and poke out the PP position with a toothpick. .
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Put it in a spoon to prevent deformation.
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With the aid of a toothpick, press out the dividing line of the PP to make the feeling of two petals.
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Part of it is done, let’s cook it first.
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Then you can cook glutinous rice balls. After the water is boiled, the glutinous rice balls and the spoon are directly put into the boiling water. After the water is boiled, the glutinous rice balls will fall off and leave the spoon. If the glutinous rice balls stick to the spoon, gently push it with the chopsticks to separate them easily. Cook it for about three minutes, it doesn’t matter if it takes longer, and remove it after it’s cooked.
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Take out the cooked glutinous rice balls and place them on a plate.
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The glutinous rice balls that were picked up first made expressions, and used tweezers to pinch black sesame seeds to show Xiao Chai's eyes and buttocks.
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Cut the seaweed into triangles and use it as the tip of the nose to stick it well.
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The potato starch is boiled with water first, pour it into a small pot, then add brown sugar and light soy sauce, and cook on low heat until the soup is thick. After the glutinous rice balls are cooked, take them out and pour the sauce directly on them. Use a small brush to stain the brown sugar sauce on the top, and eat it while it is hot.
Tips:
The operation in the spoon is convenient for adding ears and other parts behind and avoiding deformation. There are really not so many spoons left. If you put it directly on the countertop, sprinkle some potato starch to prevent sticking.
Another advantage of using a spoon is that it can be cooked directly in the pot, and the finished shape will not be damaged by holding it by hand.