Leeks before Tomb Sweeping Day - Don’t wait for the season, leek and pork stuffed dumplings
Pork belly 400g | Chives 700g |
flour About 1000 grams | Five-spice powder Half spoon |
Salt 3 spoons | Light soy sauce 1 scoop |
Old soy sauce Half spoon | Sesame oil 3 spoons |
Peanut oil 5 scoops |
Step 1
Wash the leeks in advance and drain themStep 2
I didn't weigh the flour. I measured it with the bowl I used to eat rice. Add three bowls of flour to one and a half bowls of water, stir it into a flocculent shape, and then knead it into a smooth dough. It should be smooth in the basin, smooth on the surface, and smooth on the hands. Cover with plastic wrap and let it rest for half an hourStep 3
I minced the pork belly at the vegetable market because children don’t eat fatty meat. In fact, minced pork is more fragrant. I added five-spice powder, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, salt, and peanut oil. As a northerner, I especially like to prepare the stuffing. When I put sesame oil in it, I felt that without sesame oil, there would be no soul, so I put in a little more sesame oil.Step 4
Chop the leeks and mix well with the meatStep 5
Take the dough, knead it evenly, roll it into long strips, cut it into small pieces, and roll it out.Step 6
Dip some flour under the dumplings to prevent them from stickingStep 7
After the water boils, add the dumplings. After running cold water back and forth 4 times, the fragrant leek and pork dumplings are ready. Leeks before Tomb Sweeping Day - Cooking techniques for dumplings stuffed with chives and pork.