Red burning lion head
By VicentaLakin
I've heard about it all before, burning lion heads, like I've eaten in Shanghai before. I think it's delicious to watch a TV show called "The Chief Liu Po". My wife said she had to taste it. I learned it once
Recipe Recommendations
- pork belly stuffing 500G
- water chestnut 100g
- egg white one
- cabbage 10 trees
- ginger rice appropriate amount
- shallots appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- pepper appropriate amount
- white sugar appropriate amount
- water starch appropriate amount
- sesame oil appropriate amount
- dried chili 3-4 only
- garlic rice appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- burn
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Red burning lion head

1
Five flowers to pieces. Don't be too thin. Crumbs (which can be cut first by thin slices, thin silks, then fine grains, and then cut down a few times), onions cut flowers, and garlic cut rice. Don't cut it out, it's incorrigible。
2
And the meat is placed in the basin, and the meat is added to the chopping, the cut onions, the ginger, the old, the pepper powder, the salt, the perfume, the egg clean, the small amount of soybean powder mixed in the same direction, so that the meat is sullied, and when the meat is sprung, it is better not to add water or less, so that it is not too thin。
3
The groceries are ripe in the open water
4
Vegetable oil pours into the pot (the best thing is to drown the ball), burns when the oil is 50% hot, and sets the meat into a meatball of about 5 centimetres in diameter (size according to its preferences) with its hands. Five. When the meatballs are almost ripe, they'll be out there when they're squeaky
5
A little oil, a little onions, garlic, hot peppers, a little water, a little sugar, a little meatballs, a little fire for 15-20 minutes
6
Put the burnt meatballs on the heart
7
The rest of the soup is in the soybean powder, and it's burned into a meatball
8
I can't see a dish in the pot. I've got another plate! Isn't it beautifulRed burning lion head Make Tips
I discovered that water chestnuts are a great addition to meatballs; they enhance the fluffy and tender texture, while their slight sweetness adds a pleasant flavor. Many people suggest a fat-to-lean ratio of 2:8 or 3:7. Since I don't like greasiness, I directly buy pork belly to chop. For the Sichuan and Chongqing style, you can add some Sichuan peppercorns and dried red chilies when adding water to boil the meatballs. If you don't eat spicy food, you can skip these two ingredients.