Gold fry
By VicentaLakin
The gold dumplings are on television, and they've been in the books, and there's finally time to make them, and we're selling them on our side, and our local dumplings are often made of them. The dumplings have several characteristics: first, they use pumpkins and noodles, soft skin and hard lanes, they are rich, they are not greasy at all, and third, they steam and fry, and they taste delicious. All I'm saying is that it's really good
Recipe Recommendations
- flour 250g
- cooked pumpkin puree 120g
- pork stuffing 200g
- leek 120g
- water chestnut 90g
- fresh mushrooms 60g
- Black fungus soaked 60g
- black pepper 1 teaspoon
- ginger 1 teaspoon
- sesame oil 1/2 teaspoon
- soy sauce 1 tablespoon
- chicken essence appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- fried
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Gold fry

1
Get the meat material ready. Clean up the spare
2
Cutting all the mushrooms, black wood, and twirling, and pouring into the meat
3
I'll join you at the end
4
Finally add the perfume and all the spices
5
It's flat and flat. The meat is ready
6
Then I'll make dumplings. The old pumpkin's going to cut the skin
7
Put it in the steam pan for about 20 minutes
8
Steamed pumpkin mud cooled down into flour
9
And a smooth noodle, and then a shampoo for 15 minutes
10
The noodles grow
11
A flat split
12
Each one of them will be pelt and put in the middle
13
Pack it up. This is all good
14
When it's packed, put it in the steam pan for about seven minutes
15
It's like it's fertilizing
16
Put some oil in the pot
17
Put the steamed dumplings in the fire
18
I'll just fry the yellow in the bottomGold fry Make Tips
1. Use cooked pumpkin puree to make the dough; the pumpkin should be the mature kind.
2. The ratio of pumpkin puree to flour is basically 1:2. Of course, adjust the amount of flour according to the moisture content of the steamed pumpkin. Try to make the dough slightly stiffer, as it will be easier to shape.
3. For the meat filling, choose pork with a 30% fat and 70% lean meat ratio.
4. Steam first, then pan-fry. When steaming, remember to brush a layer of oil on the steamer rack to prevent sticking.
5. If you prefer a crispy texture, flip them over and pan-fry for a bit longer to crisp up the entire skin.