Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns

Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns

Overview

The cornbread posted on June 1st is almost the same as this recipe. The difference is that this time it is fried in water. The reason why it is fried in water is because the leeks will be over-steamed accidentally and turn black, which will make it unpalatable.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. For jade noodles, blanch them in 80-90° water first. Put a little baking soda.

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 1
  2. Put in the white flour, add an appropriate amount of cold water, and gradually add it. Do not mix it too much, otherwise it will easily break when wrapping. If you add too much water, you can add white flour to reduce the amount of liquid.

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 2
  3. Reconciled dough. The photo was taken with enough light to show that it is actually egg yellow.

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 3
  4. Chives, fried eggs, dried shrimps, minced ginger, add salad oil and salt. Stir well.

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 4
  5. Mixed fillings

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 5
  6. Roll out into a dough. start package

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 6
  7. Add salad oil to a frying pan or electric baking pan, place the buns into the pan one by one, fry over medium-low heat for 1 minute,

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 7
  8. While turning to high heat, add half a bowl of water, turn to medium heat after boiling,

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 8
  9. In about 2-5 minutes, the water will dry up and the buns will be cooked. If you like the bottom browned, fry on low heat for 1-2 minutes.

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 9
  10. Load

    Pan-fried leeks and box-shaped jade buns step 10