Shrimp, Corn and Pork Steamed Dumplings
1.
Use a food processor to stir the pork into minced meat;
2.
Add salt to the minced meat, 8 grams of light-salt premium soy sauce, starch, water and pepper, and beaten up;
3.
Then add corn kernels and stir evenly;
4.
Finally, add the diced shrimp and stir well;
5.
Add boiling water to the flour;
6.
Knead into a smooth dough and wake up for 15 minutes;
7.
Roll the awake dough into a strip;
8.
Cut into small pieces
9.
And then into round cakes one by one;
10.
Use a rolling pin to roll out the dough thick in the middle and thin on the sides;
11.
Add the stirred fillings;
12.
Wrap it into the shape of dumplings in our own way. We like the one with two folds, and the northern one likes to squeeze it in half;
13.
If you can't finish it, you can freeze it in the refrigerator;
14.
Put the dumplings on the steamer and steam it on high heat for 15 minutes;
15.
A plate of juicy shrimp, corn and pork steamed dumplings is out of the pot.
Tips:
1. Do not cut the peeled shrimps too small. Cut the prawns into four sections and the small prawns into three sections. When wrapping, make sure there is a piece of shrimp in each dumpling;
2. I use fresh live shrimp for peeling. If you use frozen shrimp, it is recommended to add a small amount of ground ginger to the seasoning to remove the fishy;
3. To make steamed dumplings, you must use hot noodles for kneading, so that when steaming, the dough will be cooked easily.
4. Be sure to add a small amount of water when whipping the minced meat, which can increase the tenderness of the minced meat and also have rich juices in the mouth.