Soba Fried Dumplings

Soba Fried Dumplings

by Strawberry tea

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

3

We usually make flour when making noodles. This time I will try to use buckwheat noodles and noodles as the skin to make fried dumplings. Buckwheat flour is a miscellaneous grain, which is very good for the body. Dumplings are still very chewy and elastic, and buckwheat flour has a special taste, which is quite good.

Ingredients

Soba Fried Dumplings

1. Wash pork and cut into large pieces

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

2. Put the pork into the mixing cup, add salt, oyster sauce, light soy sauce, chicken essence, egg

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

3. After turning on the power, whipped into meat

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

4. Wash the green onions and chop the green onions

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

5. Diced shiitake mushrooms

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

6. Chopped green onion and shiitake mushrooms into the pork

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

7. Add light chicken essence, sesame oil, and stir clockwise evenly

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

8. 300 grams of buckwheat flour with 170 grams of hot water, stir into a flocculent shape, and then knead into a smooth dough

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

9. Knead the dough into long strips and cut into the same size

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

10. Take a potion and roll it out

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

11. Add stuffing on the dumpling wrapper and wrap it into dumplings, squeeze the two sides tightly in the middle without pinching

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

12. Wrap all the dumplings one by one

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

13. Heat oil in the pan, put the dumplings in the pan and fry

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

14. Add a small bowl of water

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

15. Cover the pot and cook until the water is dry

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

16. After the water in the pot dries, the dumplings are also cooked. Greenor, plateau grains are light and healthy.

Soba Fried Dumplings recipe

Tips:

Tips: Buckwheat flour is not easy to pack tightly, so when making dumplings, you don't need to pack both sides, just pinch the middle. If you don’t want to eat pure buckwheat flour, you can add half of the flour and live the skin together. This is delicious and healthy.

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