Pork rosary

By VicentaLakin

Pork rosary
Internet-hot roses, either on the West Point or on the Chinese noodles, are very simple, they're beautiful, they're delicious and they're generous

Recipe Recommendations

  • the minced pork 300g
  • leek 300g
  • egg 1
  • soy sauce 1 tablespoon
  • rice wine 1 tablespoon
  • cornstarch 1 tablespoon
  • sesame oil 1 teaspoon
  • salt a little
  • chicken essence a little
  • pepper a little

Steps for Pork rosary

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    Prepare the food
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    The pickles go to the end and the leaves are clean and cut to the end
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    The pig's meat is then cut to stick with a knife and added to all the insides。
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    It's a little bit of a sticky。
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    rose-forming packaging: 5a. taking four dumplings, which overlap by one third, in one font。
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    rose-forming packaging: 5b. take a suitable amount of internal food in the middle of a single type of dumpling skin。
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    a rose-forming package: 5c. 1 more piece of dumpling skin, wrapped in half a month。
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    a rose-forming package: 5d. is then rolled from one end to the other, glued to the end, a flower-shaped turn-on, and a little valet can be added. (if necessary, a little water can be coated at the interface for adhesion)。
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    rose-forming packaging: 5e. packing over and over (this should contain 15 roses)。
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    The boiler (the pan) is put in a small amount of oil, into rose dumplings, and it is hot in the middle of the fire, and it's yellow in the bottom. Water is added to about one-third of the volume of rose dumplings, evaporated (about 2-3 minutes), dryed with water (three times repeated) and, after the last drying, boiled to the base of gold and yellow。
  • Pork rosary Make Tips

    1. Algae may be replaced by onions, celery, aroma... They may also be used in the form of croquettes, smelts, etc., which have a high water content and which can be made with an appropriate amount of salt before being used。