This dumpling originally wanted to use horned melons as the main ingredient, and leeks only served to enhance freshness, but if you were not careful, you put more leeks in it!!
Dumpling skins are a mixture of flour and corn flour. Eat more coarse grains!!
Horned melon, leek and egg dumplings
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- cook
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Horned melon, leek and egg dumplings

1
Prepare the ingredients needed for filling.
2
Prepare flour and corn flour.
3
Add a small amount of salt to the flour material, knead it into a slightly soft dough, cover it and place it in a warm place to wake up for a while. You can use the waking time to prepare the filling.
4
Wash and remove the seeds, insert them into strips, add appropriate amount of salt and marinate until moisture seeps out.
5
After heating the oil, pour in the beaten egg liquid and stir in one direction from side to side. This way, the scrambled eggs will be crushed and tender and delicious.
6
Wash the leeks to control the moisture and chop them up.
7
Dry the marinated horned melons and set aside.
8
Chop the soaked shrimp and place it with the shredded leeks, shredded eggs, and dehydrated corn melons.
9
Add salt, corn oil, soy sauce, pepper powder and other seasonings and stir well.
10
Roll the dough into long strips and squeeze into small doses.
11
Use a rolling pin to roll it into a cake.
12
Take a pancake and place appropriate amount of filling.
13
Make dumplings according to your own habits.
14
Just put it into the pot and cook it. Look at the bulging belly of the dumpling in the picture. If you press it lightly with your hand, it will immediately rebound and be cooked.Horned melon, leek and egg dumplings Make Tips
1. Don't add too much corn flour, otherwise it will affect the strength of the dough. 2. The dough of the dumplings should be a little softer to taste delicious. 3. When cooking dumplings, the belly of the dumplings becomes bulging. If you press lightly with your hand, it will immediately rebound and be cooked. 4. Add a little salt to the water used to cook dumplings to prevent the dumplings from adhering.