Winter Mushroom Dumplings
1.
Cut the pork into small pieces and put them in a food processor.
2.
The winter melon core is slightly chopped and added to the minced pork paste, and continue to be beaten into a delicate meat filling. The winter melon core contains more water, so you must first crush the pork slightly before adding it. The pork paste absorbs a sufficient amount of juice. The taste is more delicate and soft, oily but not greasy, no need to add water or egg liquid, which is especially convenient.
3.
Pour the wheat flour into the cook machine, add water according to the ratio of 2:1, add some salt, and knead it into a dough.
4.
Wake up the dough for ten minutes, divide it into doses, and roll it into round pieces.
5.
Take a dumpling wrapper, put in the pork filling, and make a dumpling according to your preference.
6.
After everything is done, heat the pan, pour a little oil into the pan, turn the pan to medium and low heat when it becomes slightly hot, and put the dumplings in the pan.
7.
Slowly fry the bottom of the dumplings on low heat until slightly browned.
8.
Pour in water that is half of the dumplings, turn to high heat, cover the pot and simmer until the water has evaporated to 90% and there is still a little soup at the bottom of the pot. At this time, turn to low heat and remove the lid of the pot.
9.
Slowly fry the dumplings until the moisture on the surface of the dumplings evaporates.
10.
Sprinkle with black sesame seeds before serving.
Tips:
The water content of the winter melon core is relatively large, do not add too much, and the ratio of 1:2 with pork tastes better.
When frying the dumplings, put as little oil as possible. First, fry the dumplings until they are shaped, then turn the heat to a low heat to collect the moisture on the surface, so that the fried dumplings are dry and not greasy, and the taste is particularly good.