Bean rolls

By VicentaLakin

Bean rolls
Tofu skin is a traditional tofu product in China, which contains a wealth of high-quality proteins with high nutritional value. Tofu skin contains a large amount of egg phosphorus, preventing vascular sclerosis, preventing cardiovascular disease and protecting the heart. It was used with pork mud today to make some tofu rolls. It was very simple, and the kitchen white would do it. We just have to roll up the tofu skin and steam it up, it's a good home dish, bite it down, tofu skins are tough, meat curds are salty, squeezing is really good and cooking

Recipe Recommendations

  • pork paste 150 grams
  • shredded pickled mustard 50 grams
  • tofu skin 1 bunk
  • cooking wine 1 scoop
  • white pepper a little
  • soy sauce 1 scoop
  • chicken powder half a spoonful
  • onion a little

Steps for Bean rolls

  • Make Bean rolls step 0
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    Pork mud in the bowl, with wine, white pepper powder, raw smoke, chicken powder
  • Make Bean rolls step 1
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    Squeeze the veggies, put them in the mud, and mix them again
  • Make Bean rolls step 2
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    Dry tofu skins in the water, soaking hair
  • Make Bean rolls step 3
    4
    Cut the soft tofu skin into four
  • Make Bean rolls step 4
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    Take a tofu skin and spread it evenly
  • Make Bean rolls step 5
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    Roll it up slowly. Keep it as tight as you can
  • Make Bean rolls step 6
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    Put tofu meatloaf in the bowl
  • Make Bean rolls step 7
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    Time's up
  • Make Bean rolls step 8
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    Put the steamed juice back in the pot, with some raw salin, salt, starch, onions, and juice
  • Make Bean rolls step 9
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    Put the juice on the steamed tofu rolls
  • Bean rolls Make Tips

    There are also differences in the way tofu skins are called, which are typically two types: tofu skins, also known as “oil skins”, “cooking” and drying on the surface after the soy sauce boils, and tofu skins, or tofu skins, or tofu skins, or tofus, which are suppressed, or tofus, which are similar to, but are thinner and dryer. While both are known as “tofu skin” and are common bean products, there are significant differences in shape, composition, taste and cooking practices。

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