Steamed dumplings with pork and cabbage
Introduction:
"The biggest difference between making steamed dumplings and boiling dumplings is that steamed dumplings need to heat part of the noodles, so that the noodles are soft and the dumpling skin will not be hard after steaming. Because there are not too many concerns about boiling, compared with boiling dumplings, steamed dumplings can make the stuffing bigger and taste better
Production steps:
Materials required:
Whole wheat flour: a big bowl
Hot water: moderate
Cold water: a bowl
Pork: more than half a catty
Cabbage: half
Scallion: one tree
Ginger: how many
Cooking wine: moderate
Old style: moderate
Salt: right amount
Pepper powder: right amount
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Oil: right amount
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: unknown
Process: firing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Zhu Rou Bai Cai Zheng Jiao
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