Wonton with chrysanthemum and pork
Introduction:
"Healthy and nutritious wonton with chrysanthemum and pork can be stored in the refrigerator freezer for a short period of time. When you are hungry at night, take a few and cook them ~ ~"
Production steps:
Step 1: mix pork stuffing with cooking wine, soy sauce and beef powder
Step 2: add a small amount of water and stir it
Step 3: remove the bad part of chrysanthemum, clean and drain the water
Step 4: Cut Chrysanthemum into pieces
Step 5: add crushed chrysanthemum to the meat
Step 6: mix well and add sesame oil
Step 7: mix a small spoon of salt in the flour, add water and a little harder dough
Step 8: roll the dough into large slices, and then cut it into small rectangular slices
Step 9: take a small spoon of stuffing and put it into the dough
Step 10: knead it into wonton
Step 11: boil a pot of water and add wonton to the water. When the wonton floats to the surface, pour cold water twice like dumplings
Step 12: sprinkle some scallion and eat~~
Materials required:
Flour: right amount
Chrysanthemum: right amount
Pork stuffing: right amount
Beef powder: right amount
Cooking wine: moderate
Soy sauce: moderate
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Note: 1. Make the dough a little harder. 2. When wrapping, dip some water on the edge of the dough to make it easy to knead
Production difficulty: ordinary
Craft: Skills
Production time: one hour
Taste: light
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