Amber quail eggs
Introduction:
"I made tiger skin eggs a few days ago. Yesterday, I found this amber quail egg in an old recipe. These two days, it's on the bar with all kinds of eggs. The fried quail eggs are scorched outside and tender inside. They are delicious. One by one, they can't stop eating."
Production steps:
Step 1: raw materials.
Step 2: cook and peel the quail eggs.
Step 3: add salt in minced pork, cooking wine, pepper, ginger, egg white, sesame oil, corn starch, a little soy sauce and stir in one direction.
Step 4: roll the quail eggs in the flour.
Step 5: first press the minced meat into a cake, then put in the quail eggs, while wrapping, push the meat cake upward.
Step 6: packaged quail eggs.
Step 7: Fry quail eggs.
Step 8: deep fry until yellowish and remove. When the oil temperature rises, deep fry again until golden red.
Step 9: crisp outside and tender inside, rich in nutrition.
Materials required:
Quail eggs: 6
Minced pork: right amount
Edible oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Cooking wine: a little
Veteran: a little
Egg white: right amount
Ginger: a little
Corn starch: right amount
Pepper: a little
Flour: a little
Note: do not add too much old sauce in minced pork, just a little bit, otherwise the color will be very black and the appearance will not be good. Before wrapping quail eggs, you must wrap some flour. After cutting, quail eggs will not separate from the outer shell.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: deep fried
Production time: half an hour
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Hu Po An Chun Dan
Amber quail eggs
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