Tomb-sweeping Season, Don’t Forget to Taste Spring
1.
Heat the wok without oil, pour the peanuts in the pan and fry until the peanuts are slightly yellow and fragrant, and the skin is easy to fall off.
2.
Peel the peanuts and mash them with the fried black sesame seeds.
3.
Add brown sugar, granulated sugar and a small amount of glutinous rice flour.
4.
Stir together and serve as filling.
5.
Melt the butter, pour it into the filling and knead it into a ball, then divide it into 10 grams each and knead it for later use.
6.
Boil the water in the pot and put the wormwood in the blanching water.
7.
Pick up the mugwort leaves and rinse with cold water, squeeze the water dry by hand.
8.
Add 200ml of hot water to the blanched wormwood and put it in a blender to make a fine wormwood paste.
9.
Put glutinous rice flour, sticky rice flour, and sugar in a large bowl and mix.
10.
Pour the wormwood paste.
11.
Add hot water and knead the dough into a uniform green moxa glutinous rice ball.
12.
Take a small piece of dough and knead it round and knead it into a concave circle with your hands.
13.
Add peanut sesame filling.
14.
Squeeze tightly and gently round.
15.
Put some sticky oil on the oil paper.
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The water tank of the steamer is filled with water.
17.
Put the Qingtuan in the middle of the steaming oven.
18.
Select the steam mode and steam for 15 minutes at 100°C.
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After being steamed, take it out and eat it.
20.
Finished product display.
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Tips:
1. When the wormwood is blanched, you can add a little baking soda to the water to keep the wormwood fresh and remove the bitter taste.
2. The qingtuan will harden after being cooled, and it will taste better after heating it before each consumption.