It's a steamed lion
By VicentaLakin
The recipe is called the original steam lion because it was made using the original steaming program of the electric pressure pan. Used to be a lion's head, it was usually made and fried in a boiler, either by water or by steaming in a steam pan before burning or watering. Both approaches have advantages and disadvantages. It smells of fried oil, but it's not healthy, and the cooks have to endure the smoke. It's healthy, but it's a bit of a loss. Steaming would be better than the first two, but more time-consuming. Replacing boilers, boilers, boilers, and steamers with the original colour of the pressure pot preserves all the advantages of the three methods and compensates for all the deficiencies. It also saves energy and conservation and saves time。
Recipe Recommendations
- pork stuffing 400g
- quail eggs 150g
- oil appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- white sugar appropriate amount
- white pepper appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- starch appropriate amount
- eggs appropriate amount
- onion appropriate amount
- Jiang appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- three-quarters of an hour
- ordinary
Steps for It's a steamed lion

1
quail eggs boiled, skinned。
2
Pork oils, salt, sauce, sugar, white pepper powder, wine, eggs in one direction, and starch and ginger onions。
3
It's a very small piece of tattered meat。
4
Round and flatten and add quail eggs。
5
The eggs of quail are wrapped with meat pie and rounded up and placed in the pressure pan。
6
In turn, they are packed and placed in the pressure pan, covered in the pressure pan, powered, selected in-class evaporation, and started work on the pressure pot。
7
The procedure is over and the pressure is lifted and the steamed lion is placed in the disc。
8
• Make good juice with soup, salt, soy sauce, sugar, wine, starch, pouring on the lion ' s head。
9
Enjoy。It's a steamed lion Make Tips
1. Juice is based on individual population tastes. It's also delicious without juice. No quail eggs in meatballs or eggs。