Garlic aroma bean rolls

By FredVonRueden

Garlic aroma bean rolls
Two years ago, I went to Northeast China to visit relatives and stayed at a friend's house for two days through Shenyang. My friend's grandfather was in his nineties and was still in good health. The old man used to cook for Emperor Puyi in the Puppet Manchukuo with his master. When he was young, he learned a good craft from the master. After the fall of the puppet Manchukuo, he opened a restaurant with his master until he left his home more than thirty years ago.

It was afternoon when I arrived at my friend's house that day, and it was soon dinner time. At dinner, the old grandfather wanted to drink with us. There were many small dishes on the table, most of which were made by a friend's mother under the guidance of the old grandfather. They all tasted great! I ate a smoked roll that tasted very good. It was different from other places in Northeast China. It tasted similar to Beijing's garlic sausage. It was made with tofu skin rolled meat and finally smoked.

Recipe Recommendations

  • pork stuffing 260 grams
  • eggs 1 piece
  • starch 20 grams
  • garlic 30 grams
  • yellow wine 20 grams
  • salt 5 grams
  • MSG 2 grams
  • spiced powder 1 grams
  • chili powder 1 grams

Steps for Garlic aroma bean rolls

  • Make  step 0
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    Main raw materials.
  • Make  step 1
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    Put the garlic into the cooking machine first.
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    Whisk the garlic until it is shredded.
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    Then put the garlic into the meat filling.
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    Add appropriate amount of chili powder into it.
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    Add MSG to the meat filling.
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    Then add appropriate amount of salt.
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    Then add the five-spice powder.
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    Finally, add the rice wine and mix well.
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    Finally, add appropriate amount of dry starch to the meat filling and stir well.
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    Then beat the meat filling a few times to make it more delicate.
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    Knock the eggs in a bowl, add appropriate amount of dry starch, stir until a paste.
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    Spread out the bean skin and spread the egg paste evenly on the bean skin.
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    Put the meat filling into the bean skin and roll it up.
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    Arrange it into a flat square by hand and place it on a plate.
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    Steam over medium heat for 15 minutes and remove.
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    Use an iron pot, spread four napkins inside, put brown sugar and tea leaves on the paper and mix well.(Note: I put tea powder, but it's best to use scented tea).
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    Then put on the iron frame.
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    Place the steamed bean rolls on the iron rack.
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    Cover the lid tightly, turn on the exhaust fan, heat over medium heat until smoke rises in the pan, then turn off the heat, and simmer for 3-5 minutes.
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    After 5 minutes, open the lid to let out the smoke.
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    Remove the smoked bean rolls.
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    Slice the code plate and serve on the table.
  • Garlic aroma bean rolls Make Tips

    1. Choose lean ground pork. Before using it, chop it a few more times with a knife. The finer the meat mince, the better, so that the texture feels like sausage. 2. Jasmine tea is best for smoking. For this recipe, since I didn't have any flower tea at home, I used tea powder as a substitute, though the taste is not as good as using flower tea. 3. Last time I made Camphor Tea Duck, an online friend asked me if there was a risk of fire when making smoked dishes at home. My answer was that it is very safe and absolutely will not catch fire. This is because we do not use an open flame, but simply let it smoke and then immediately turn off the heat source. Since the pot lid remains on during the smoking process, there is insufficient oxygen inside, so it will not catch fire. Even if a fire starts in the pot, as long as you cover it with the lid, it will be extinguished immediately, so please rest assured. Furthermore, for those who have just learned to cook, I would like to share some safety tips: when frying food, be sure to have a properly sized pot lid ready nearby. In case of a grease fire, do not panic; simply cover the pot with the lid immediately and turn off the heat source, and the fire will be put out instantly. Also, please note that frequent cleaning and daily wiping of the range hood will make cooking even safer.