Teriyaki Chicken Dumpling with Egg Yolk
1.
Wash the glutinous rice with clean water and soak for more than two hours.
2.
Put the zong leaves and rimps in the pot, add water to boil, cover the pot and simmer until both leaves are soft.
3.
Debone the chicken legs and cut into dices about seven or eight millimeters square.
4.
The chicken thighs are mixed with cooking wine and pepper, then marinate for more than 20 minutes
5.
Put an appropriate amount of oil in the pot, and put the diced chicken legs in the pot
6.
Stir fry until the surface changes color.
7.
Add appropriate amount of teriyaki sauce, stir fry over high heat until the soup thickens. (Because the rice dumplings need to be boiled, the amount of teriyaki sauce should be increased appropriately)
8.
Put the soaked rice, chicken thighs and soup together and mix well.
9.
Take two zong leaves and place them partially overlapping each other.
10.
Bend the zong leaves into a small funnel-shaped pocket.
11.
Add the right amount of mixed rice.
12.
Put an egg yolk in the middle.
13.
Cover the egg yolk with rice. The surface of the rice should be slightly lower than the edge of the zong leaves.
14.
Use the other hand to pinch the zong leaves in front of the funnel together and fold it to one side (to prevent leakage of rice)
15.
Fold the tail of the zongye, cover the glutinous rice and hold it firmly.
16.
Bind the zongzi firmly with horse Lin or string.
17.
After all the zongzi is wrapped, put it into the steamer, pour the water that will not have the zongzi, put it into a steamer, press it with a heavy object (to prevent some zongzi from floating), cover the pot, and bring the water to a boil. , Reduce the heat and cook for about an hour.