Chive Cake
Overview
In fact, the thing in leek cake is not leek, but celery. I don’t know why it is called that. In fact, it's a bit like the crystal buns I usually eat. After steaming, the skin becomes a little transparent, and the filling inside is looming, which is very tempting.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash and chop celery
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Soak the dried shrimps in water for a while and then cut into pieces
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Soaked fungus minced
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Chop the pork into minced meat, add appropriate amount of cooking wine, light soy sauce, salt and starch and mix well
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Add water to the pot, blanch the minced shrimp, remove and drain
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Heat an appropriate amount of oil in the pot, add minced shrimps and stir-fry until fragrant, add a little cooking wine
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Add minced celery and fungus
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Stir-fry evenly and add appropriate amount of salt (the shrimps are salty, don’t add too much salt)
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Stir-fry and set aside
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Add the minced meat filling and mix well
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Pour rice flour, tapioca flour, and starch together
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Pour into a bowl of warm water at about 40 degrees Celsius and stir into a uniform paste without particles
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Pour the mixed paste into the pot, turn on low heat, and stir continuously with chopsticks. After a few seconds, the paste will become thicker and thicker. Then turn off the heat and continue stirring (do not heat for too long, the flour will be too cooked)
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Stir until it is almost ready to form a dough (but still sticky). Transfer the dough to the chopping board (sprinkle the chopping board with flour in advance)
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After kneading evenly, divide into small uniform portions
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Roll into discs
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Add an appropriate amount of stuffing and wrap it up (however you want to wrap it, my wrap was too ugly)
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Pour water into the pot, put the wrapped leek cake into the steamer, and turn on high heat for 6 minutes.