Old-fashioned hometown fried meatballs
Pork front shank 600g | Leftover steamed buns 4 |
Green onions 1 paragraph | Eggs 1 |
Starch 1 scoop | Salt Appropriate amount |
Thirteen Incense 2 grams | Pepper powder 2 grams |
Light soy sauce 1 scoop | Old soy sauce 1 scoop |
Oyster sauce 1 scoop |
Step 1
Prepare the main ingredients: 600 grams of pork front leg meat, chopped leftover cold steamed buns, a piece of green onion, and one eggStep 2
Add salt, thirteen spices, pepper powder, eggs, starch, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and oyster sauce to the meat filling.Step 3
Whip in one directionStep 4
Add dry steamed buns. If the meat filling is too dry, add a little water.Step 5
This is the prepared meat fillingStep 6
Put an appropriate amount of oil in the pot. The oil temperature is 60%. Add the doughballs. Start frying on medium heat until they are set. Turn to low heat and fry until the meatballs float. Finally, turn to high heat and fry until the charred shells appear.Step 7
It will take about 6-8 minutes to control the oil and remove it.Step 8
Eat it while it's hot and it will be crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Let it cool down and it will have a different flavor.Step 9
Fry more and store it. You can make stews or steamed bowls. It still tastes like when you were a kid... Cooking tips for old-fashioned hometown fried meatballs1. Because the steamed buns I bought were not very firm and were not soaked in water, I smashed them directly and used them. If the meat filling is dry, you can add a little water.
2. Pay attention to the frying temperature during the steps