Cabbage dumplings
By VicentaLakin
It's late in the fall and early in the winter, and the cabbage is on the market again. Today's dumpling is made from a mix of large cabbage and pork beef. The two types of meat are used for high proteins with both pork and beef. It's a better combination。
Recipe Recommendations
- pork stuffing 200 grams
- beef stuffing 200 grams
- Chinese cabbage 500 grams
- soft dough a
- salt a little
- soy sauce 50 grams
- Jiale Soup Bao Old Chicken Soup a box of
- salty and fresh
- cook
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Cabbage dumplings

1
Pork, beef in the pot
2
Add a box of proper sauce, salt, and old chicken soup
3
Full and flat. 15 minutes. Taste
4
The cabbage was washed clean and cut to pieces
5
Put a little salt on it, mix it, pick it up for 10 minutes, then we'll get the extra water
6
Put the cabbage in the meat
7
Mixed even
8
Before you do it, take the right amount of flour with a little salt, rub it with cold water
9
Growing strips, cutting into small, balanced agents
10
It's slightly thin, slightly thick in the middle
11
Take the appropriate amount of material and put it in the middle of the dumpling skin
12
Crack it, squeeze it in the middle
13
The tiger's legs are squeezed on both sides, and the dumplings are squeezed
14
Pack up all the stuff
15
Water in the pot, a proper amount of dumplings, a spoon to keep pushing water along the side of the pot, so that the dumplings do not collide, and when the water opens, the cold water is lit twice, and the body of the dumplings is swollen, which can be picked up
16
Jealous, pepper oil, or garlic
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Smells goodCabbage dumplings Make Tips
Knead the dough before making the filling. Adding a little salt prevents the skins from breaking, and using cold water is fine. Let it rest for about 30 minutes before using for a more pliable texture; adjust the quantity based on your own needs. A flour-to-water ratio of 10:5 is appropriate. Adding Knorr Old Hen Soup seasoning makes the filling even more savory and fragrant. I use the squeezing method to make the dumplings, which takes three steps. Since I was wrapping and squeezing by myself, I couldn't take photos while doing it, so please bear with me! With practice, this squeezing method is not only fast but also allows you to pack in more filling. When cooking the dumplings, the water must be boiling vigorously. Use a spoon to swirl the water along the edge of the pot so the dumplings won't stick together. Cover the pot and boil. When the water boils again halfway through, add a splash of cold water twice to help cool it down. Once the dumplings are plump and swollen, remove them and serve. They taste even better dipped in vinegar and chili oil