【Don’t throw away the sugar】——it’s more delicious if slightly chilled
Overview
) In fact, strictly speaking, there are some differences in the sugar dumpling I made this time. One is that no ginger is added, and the other is that the syrup is replaced with sugar water. . . The reason is very simple, I don’t like it, haha~~ In fact, cooking is like this, you don’t have to follow the recipe completely, you can modify it according to your own preferences~~ There is no ginger that you don’t like, the thick syrup is replaced with relatively thin sugar water, plus the sour and sweet dried cranberries, the final product is not so sweet~~ In addition, it tastes better if it is cooled and chilled before eating~~ Ingredients: 115g of water-milled glutinous rice flour, 100g of water, 30g of brown sugar, 20g of white sugar, 20g of peanuts, 20g of dried cranberries, 1 egg
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pour a little oil into the pot, add peanuts and stir-fry over low heat
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Take out and let cool
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Peel the peanuts and put them into bags
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Crush with a rolling pin
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Spare
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Continue to use the remaining base oil in the pot, beat the eggs and pour them into the pot to form a thin egg skin
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Dish out and let cool
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Cut into strips and set aside
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Chop the dried cranberries and set aside
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Slowly add 100g water to the glutinous rice flour and knead into a ball
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Then divide it into small portions of even size and roll them into balls to form glutinous rice balls
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Pour appropriate amount of water into a clean pot and bring to a boil, add glutinous rice balls
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Cook over medium heat until the dumplings float
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Remove and cool until set aside
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Take another pot, pour 200g of water, add brown sugar and white sugar
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Bring to a boil over medium heat
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Take out the cooled glutinous rice balls and pour them into the pot
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Turn to low heat and simmer until the sugar water is slightly thick; when serving, add an appropriate amount of chopped peanuts, cranberries and shredded egg skin for decoration