A, 5 kg fragrant glutinous rice, soak the glutinous rice in warm water (neither too cold nor too hot, the water temperature is a little hot to the touch but acceptable) for 2 or 3 hours (scratch 1 2 times during the period to make the rice soak better), and drain the water with a small dustpan or filter basket.

B, 2 kg peeled mung beans, soaked in the same warm water for the same time, drained.

C, 2 Jin of semi-fat lean meat (the zongzi cooked with lean meat is not smooth enough), cut the meat into strips with a width of 2cm, a thickness of 1cm and a length of 10- 15cm, and add a little salt, monosodium glutamate (chicken essence), cooking wine, ginger slices and 1 spoon.

D, put the zongzi leaves in water and cook for 10 minute, then take out cold water and wash and drain the excess at both ends of the scissors.

E, cut a number of cotton threads, each about 20cm long. Put a towel on your leg (knee) in case you get wet.

F, take two leaves of Zongzi (with opposite sides), with one end and one tail overlapping in the opposite direction (incomplete), put them into a small bowl of rice (125g), draw a word gently in the middle of the rice with your index finger, put in 1, put in 2 spoonfuls of mung beans, then put in meat strips, put the same mung beans on the meat strips, and cover with/kloc-.

G, the right hand first folds the outer end of the zongzi leaf inward and backward, wraps one end, and finishes the other end. Before tying zongzi from one end to the other, tie it in the middle once to prevent deformation. The rope should not be too tight (boiled) or too loose (flooded), just pull it lightly.

H, put them into the pot one by one, then pour cold water on the zongzi for about 1cm, ignite ... After the water is boiled for 15 minutes, change the positions of the upper and lower zongzi in the pot, and then cook them with slow fire for 1 hour.

Zongye: If the fresh Zongye is washed, stir-fry the root (with two small tips) slightly, boil the water, and put the Zongye in for 3 or 5 minutes. If the leaves are dry, soak them for a day, then soak them until they are soft, cut off the roots and treat them as fresh.

Rice: Wash the rice quickly and try not to let the rice get into the water. Dry the rice with radish and leave it for a while (rice will eat a little water). Add soy sauce and salt (a little more soy sauce).

Meat: Peel, separate fat meat from lean meat, and cut into pieces about 3 to 4 cm square. The ratio of fat meat to lean meat is 1: 2. Pour cooking wine, soy sauce, salt and a little sugar into the meat and chicken essence. More wine tastes good, but less soy sauce. Rub your hands until the meat bubbles, indicating that the taste has been completely eaten into the meat.

This is jiaozi:

The leaves of Zongzi are obviously divided into two sides (the hairy side is the reverse side, which can be distinguished by the diameter of the leaves, and the protruding side is the reverse side), and the front side is inward, and the pillow-shaped Zongzi is wrapped. It's hard to describe. Tie with cotton thread or straw rope. Whether zongzi is delicious or not has a lot to do with whether it is tied tightly or not. Every zongzi must be put with fat, otherwise it won't taste good.

Cooking zongzi: The cauldron must be deep enough. Put the zongzi in, add water, and the water will not be cooked by the fire of zongzi. If the zongzi is as big as the T version I packed last time, it will take 1 hour. No matter how big the zongzi is, it will take 2 ~ 3 hours to ignite. Never stop the fire while cooking zongzi. Keep the water on. I don't need to tell you to eat zongzi, do I?

If you find that zongzi is weak, you can add salt and soy sauce to the water where zongzi is cooked, and the taste will go in after cooking for a while.