Old Shanghai egg dumplings
Eggs 7 pieces | Pork mince 600g |
Green onion A little | Edible oil Appropriate amount |
Salt Appropriate amount | Cooking wine |
Starch | Granulated sugar |
Chicken Essence |
Step 1
Beat the eggs and add a little cooking oilStep 2
Add chopped green onion, salt, sugar, cooking wine, chicken essence, and starch to the minced meat, and beat vigorously in one direction.Step 3
Take a small spoonful of egg liquid at a timeStep 4
Heat an iron spoon, and turn it around with cooking oil (it's best to use lard, or rub it with a large piece of fat). When making the first egg dumpling, put more oil in it, as it will stick easily. Spoon, it will be fine later. Pour the egg liquid into the iron spoon.Step 5
Turn the gas on low heat and slowly turn the egg liquid in the iron spoon to form a thinner egg skin, leaving a little egg liquid at the bottom.Step 6
When the egg liquid is not completely coagulated, add an appropriate amount of minced meat.Step 7
Gently lift one side of the egg skin to cover the minced meatStep 8
Use chopsticks to press slightly around the minced meat to make the egg skin stick together.Step 9
Then flip it over and fry it a little, and that’s it.Step 10
Use a clean large bowl to serve semi-finished egg dumplingsStep 11
Steam until cooked, 10-15 minutes after the water boilsStep 12
There are many ways to eat steamed egg dumplings. The most common and traditional way is to make soup or casserole. Old Shanghai Egg Dumplings Cooking TipsIf you don’t have an iron spoon, you can use a small omelette pan, the kind that can fry one egg in one pan.