Sweet rice dumpling-red bean rice dumpling
Overview
Recently, I have been suffering from a cancer attack and a cold, so I have been making excuses for myself. So much so that I didn’t sort out the photos until after the Dragon Boat Festival. . But now, it seems that rice dumplings are not only eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival like they were when I was a kid. They are also available for sale if you want to eat them at any time, not just for the Dragon Boat Festival. I'm not making excuses for myself. . Before coming to Jiangsu, I had actually never eaten salty rice dumplings. When I was a child, I made traditional bean paste, red bean, and candied date rice dumplings. After cooking, I dried them and dipped them in white sugar. That taste...tsk. . . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Add water to glutinous rice and soak overnight
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Wash the red beans and soak them in the same way. After being fully soaked, the cooked rice dumplings will be soft, waxy and delicious
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You can compare the red beans after soaking overnight
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After draining the water, pour the glutinous rice and red beans into the same container
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Mix well
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Add fresh rice dumpling leaves to the pot and cook for three minutes
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After cooking, put it in a basin and soak it in water
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Take out two rice dumpling leaves and cut off the heads
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Bend it into a cone shape and add an appropriate amount of glutinous rice and red beans
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Wrap it into the shape you like
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Wrap it tightly with hemp rope. The one I wrapped is ugly, so ignore it. . After all, it just needs to be delicious. . Wrap everything up, put it in a pot, add enough water to cover the rice dumplings, cook for two hours (not in a pressure cooker), then simmer for a while.
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Untie the rice dumpling leaves and dip them in granulated sugar. Whoever eats them will know the taste. .