Shepherd's purse and egg wonton
Introduction:
"Last week, I dug up two bags of shepherd's purse and had no time to deal with them. So I had to put them in the refrigerator temporarily. After several days, I had time to take them out of the refrigerator to deal with them. Some of them were boiled and stored in the refrigerator, leaving some of them that I wanted to make salad. Later, it was suggested that it should be used to wrap wonton. Usually I seldom eat wonton. I don't know if it's because I put too much meat in it. Anyway, I don't like it very much. In order to learn to pack wonton, I went to the Chinese supermarket and bought a pack of wonton skin. Unfortunately, I don't know if it's the wrong way. Most of the wonton is scattered when it's cooked. It's depressing. Because I've never wrapped a wonton, try two different shapes. "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Shepherd's purse: right amount
Eggs: 2
Ginger: right amount
Coriander: moderate
Scallion: right amount
Wonton peel: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Vegetable oil: moderate
Salt: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Winter vegetables: moderate
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: Advanced
Process: boiling
Production time: one hour
Taste: light
Shepherd's purse and egg wonton
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