Qingming grass cake
Pork belly 250g | Bean sprouts 100g |
Glutinous rice flour Appropriate amount | Qingmingcao Appropriate amount |
Peppercorns 10 pieces | Ginger slices 3 blocks |
Light soy sauce A little | Old soy sauce A little |
White sugar A little | Yellow wine A little |
Step 1
Take the tender tips of Qingming grass and wash them to control the water.Step 2
Boil water in a pot and blanch Qingming grass until cooked.Step 3
After blanching, pick it up and put it into a juicer to make puree.Step 4
Add glutinous rice flour and mix wellStep 5
Chop pork belly finelyStep 6
After putting oil in the pot. in turnAdd the peppercorns and ginger slices, sauté until fragrant, pick out the peppercorns and ginger slices, and add the chopped meat. Fry until the meat grains change color and spread out, then add in: rice wine, white sugar, light soy sauce, and dark soy sauce.Step 7
Add the bean sprouts. Because the bean sprouts contain salt, there is no need to add any extra salt. Mix well until the aroma is enough, add chicken essence and turn off the heat.Step 8
Fried stuffing, let cool and set asideStep 9
Use glutinous rice balls mixed with Qingming grass, add fillings, and shape into desired shape. Place a leaf underneath, any vegetable leaves will do, to avoid being cooked. Steam it for 15 minutes and it’s readyStep 10
Steamed Qingming grass cake. Rich in color, soft and chewy in the mouth. The filling is fragrant, and the aftertaste leaves a faint fragrance of Qingming grass on your lips and teeth. Made entirely of glutinous rice, it tastes better and softer, but the shape is not very good and a bit soft. Qingming grass cake cooking tipsWhen making, fry the stuffing first. Then knead the noodles and the filling will be almost cold and just right by the time you are ready to wrap it. In addition, be sure to put leaves when steaming, pure glutinous rice will be too sticky to the pot