Wontons in Red Oil
1.
Add a small amount of water, thirteen incense, salt, and umami soy sauce to the pork and stir clockwise.
2.
Chop the shallots and add.
3.
Grate and chop zucchini.
4.
Blanch enoki mushrooms and chop finely.
5.
Add cooked soybean oil, sesame oil and mix well to form fillings.
6.
Chop the seaweed, mince the coriander, and prepare the dried shrimp skins for later use.
7.
Put the filling on the short side of the trapezoidal wonton wrapper.
8.
Roll inward as shown.
9.
Continue to roll it up.
10.
The two sides are facing inward.
11.
The two corners are pressed together and glued together firmly.
12.
The yuanbao wonton is wrapped.
13.
Relax the water in the wok, bring to a boil, add the wontons, and close the lid. Bring to a boil again, pour it into cold water, then open the lid and cook to avoid breaking the skin, then boil and pour cold water again, and the wontons will float and it will be fine.
14.
Boil wontons and boil a pot of boiling water at the same time (bone soup is better).
15.
After cooking the wontons, remove them and place them in a bowl. Put seaweed, coriander, and shrimp skins on top (add more, umami, and calcium supplement).
16.
Add a small amount of vinegar and soy sauce to relieve greasy.
17.
White pepper powder improves the taste and removes the fishy.
18.
Like the spicy one, add crushed sesame pepper, sesame oil, and mix well when you eat.