Scrambling

By VicentaLakin

Scrambling
The sauerkraut is a good time to eat it. It's got spring and nature's smell, green and clean, and it's popular at the table. It's healthy and delicious to have the most beneficial, nutritious, digestive, and the best tune for big fish。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Shepherd's purse a pound
  • meat a bowl
  • flour 400g
  • qingshui appropriate amount
  • green onion appropriate amount
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • soy sauce two spoonfuls
  • oyster sauce a spoonful
  • pepper oil few drops
  • sesame oil a spoonful
  • salt Two and a half spoons
  • chicken essence a spoonful
  • shisanxiang a little

Steps for Scrambling

  • Make Scrambling step 0
    1
    Prepare the main food。
  • Make Scrambling step 1
    2
    Slow, repeated watering of flour, and softly mixed with chopsticks, which ended with hand rubbing into a three-faced group, with a cap on it。
  • Make Scrambling step 2
    3
    Wash the veggies and burn them for a while。
  • Make Scrambling step 3
    4
    Get the veggies out a little cold。
  • Make Scrambling step 4
    5
    Squeeze the extra moisture。
  • Make Scrambling step 5
    6
    Cut the pickles。
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    7
    The meat pail is strung up and mixed with veggies with onions。
  • Make Scrambling step 7
    8
    Add all the fabrics mentioned above。
  • Make Scrambling step 8
    9
    Smash even。
  • Make Scrambling step 9
    10
    Noodles out of rollers。
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    11
    Pick up the right size。
  • Make Scrambling step 11
    12
    Press the little noodles round。
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    13
    Skinned。
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    14
    Put a proper amount of pie in the dumpling skin。
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    15
    Wrap it up in whatever shape you like。
  • Make Scrambling step 15
    16
    Put it in the steam pan, steam it for 10 to 15 minutes。
  • Make Scrambling step 16
    17
    Take out the plate and eat it。
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    And a little more beauty。
  • Scrambling Make Tips

    Steam dumplings don't look like steam buns. They're dead-faced. They're too thick to taste。