Mugwort, egg yolk, meat floss and green dough
Overview
Mugwort leaves are antibacterial and antiviral, antiasthmatic, antitussive and expectorant; hemostatic and anticoagulant; sedative and anti-allergic, liver-protective and choleretic. Mugwort is also a good food. In traditional food in southern China, mugwort is used as the main raw material to make green dumplings before and after Qingming, which can be eaten. It is delicious and fragrant...
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wormwood
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Steam 10 duck egg yolks in a steamer, about 10 minutes
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Blanch the mugwort for about 1 minute and take it out. There is no need to squeeze out the water. Put it into a blender and beat it until it is ready. (The beaten mugwort leaf juice is about 150 grams.) 200 grams of glutinous rice flour, add 70 grams of sticky rice flour and mix well. 150 grams of pork floss and set aside
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Heat a little cooking oil in a pot, crush the steamed duck egg yolk into it, stir-fry a few times
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Add 150 grams of pork floss and stir-fry evenly
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Add 2 teaspoons of salad dressing and mix well
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Divide the mixed filling into portions of about 20 to 22 grams each
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Add moxa leaf juice to the mixed glutinous rice flour and mix well
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Then add about 140 grams of boiling water. Add the boiling water slowly, stirring while adding, until it becomes a dough that is neither soft nor hard
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Take out a piece of dough, about 35 to 37 grams, flatten it and wrap it with stuffing, pinch it upward slowly from the tiger's mouth, and close it
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Do it all in this way
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Put in the steamer and turn on high heat for about 12 minutes
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The fragrance of mugwort... delicious..
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product pictures