Shrimp ball with shepherd's purse
Introduction:
"The nutritional value of shepherd's purse is very high. Every 100 grams of shepherd's purse contains 5.2 grams of protein, 0.4 grams of fat, 6 grams of carbohydrate, 420 mg of calcium, 73 mg of phosphorus, 6.3 mg of iron, 0.19 mg of riboflavin, 55 mg of vitamin and 0.7 mg of Niacin."
Production steps:
Step 1: wash shepherd's purse.
Step 2: blanch it in a boiling water pan and remove the supercooled water. Squeeze out the water and chop with a knife.
Step 3: chop the pork into mince.
Step 4: add onion powder, ginger powder, salt, and a little water in the stuffing, stir hard, add shepherd's purse powder to make shepherd's purse meat stuffing.
Step 5: turn around and shell the prawn, and leave the tail.
Step 6: squeeze the shepherd's purse meat into small meatballs, wrap the shrimp in the meatballs, and expose the shrimp tail.
Step 7: roll the shrimp balls into the starch and wrap them with starch.
Step 8: blanch in boiling water.
Step 9: take out the shaker and pour a little starch on the shrimp balls.
Materials required:
Shepherd's purse: 400g
100g: pork
Onion: one
Jiang: one piece
Starch: 50g
Salt: right amount
Note: prawn tail to keep, cooked red prawn tail is very beautiful!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: water
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: salty and fresh
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