Yangzhou Spring Roll
1.
Remove the shells of fresh winter bamboo shoots, wash and cook for 10 minutes, then cut into shreds
2.
Wash the leek and cut into small sections
3.
Shred carrots
4.
Put 3g cornstarch in a bowl, mix it with some water and mix thoroughly for later use
5.
Cut pork tenderloin into shreds, add 1g salt, cooking wine, a little white pepper, 5g cornstarch, pour in a little water and stir evenly
6.
Pour oil in the pan, add the shredded pork when the oil is hot, and stir-fry on medium heat
7.
Stir-fry until the shredded pork turns white, pour in the shredded bamboo shoots, add light soy sauce, 1g salt, and sugar
8.
Stir-fry for a while, pour in appropriate amount of water, cover and simmer for 2 minutes
9.
Add carrot shreds, add 1g salt and chicken essence and stir fry for a while
10.
Pour the water starch in step 4 to thicken, stir well and turn off the heat
11.
Put it in a bowl and let it cool, stir in the chives, sprinkle some white pepper, and mix well.
12.
Take a spring roll wrapper and spread it flat, and put the filling underneath
13.
Roll to 1/3
14.
Fold the left and right ends
15.
Just take advantage of the situation and roll it to the end.
16.
Put it in a hot oil pan with five to six layers and fry it until golden brown. You can dip it with vinegar or your favorite dipping sauce when you eat it. It's delicious!
Tips:
1. It is best to boil fresh bamboo shoots to remove the oxalic acid in the bamboo shoots
2. Chive yellow and garlic yellow look similar, so you must see it clearly when you buy it, otherwise the taste will be different
3. The fried spring rolls are best placed on absorbent paper to absorb excess oil, so that it will not be too greasy to eat