The method of making beef and onion dumplings is very simple.
Beef dumplings are traditional Chinese food, made from beef, with thin skin, large fillings and delicious taste.
Chinese name
Beef dumplings
Main ingredients
Beef, flour
Classification
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Salty and delicious
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Ingredients: 150 grams of green onions, 1.5 grams of minced ginger, 15 grams of refined salt, 1.5 grams of pepper powder, 50 grams of soy sauce, 1 gram of MSG, 50 grams of soybean oil, and 25 grams of sesame oil.
500 grams of flour, 300 grams of beef, 150 grams of vegetables
Preparation method
1. Chop the beef, add soy sauce, minced ginger, and soybean oil, add 3 Stir the two water evenly, then add chopped green onion, sesame oil, refined salt, peppercorns and MSG. Chop the vegetables into small pieces, blanch them in boiling water, squeeze out the water, add them to the meat and mix well to form a filling.
2. Mix the flour with warm water and knead it evenly. After waking up for a while, knead it until it is smooth. Knead it into a long strip, cut it into 60 pieces, press it flat, and roll it into a round thin crust.
3. Hold the wrapper with your left hand, spread the filling with your right hand, and then wrap it into a crescent-shaped dumpling with both hands.
4. Boil the water. When the dumplings are put into the pot, use a spoon to push the water at any time. When the pot is boiling, pour some cold water. Remove the dumpling skins and fillings when they separate and bulge.
Instructions for consumption
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