Steamed glutinous rice with egg rice
Egg shell 3 | Sausage 1 root |
Lean meat 50g | Glutinous rice 100g |
White pepper 2g | Old soy sauce 1 drop |
Salt Appropriate amount | Chicken Essence Appropriate amount |
Peanut oil Appropriate amount |
Step 1
First, let’s prepare the main ingredients: glutinous rice (soaked the night before), sausage, diced lean meat, and three egg shells (medium size) left over from making chiffon the day before. Wash and dry them in advance.Step 2
Next, heat the pan and add peanut oil (try to use as little oil as possible so that you won’t get tired after eating it for a while). First stir-fry the lean meat until it turns white. Add the glutinous rice and stir-fry for a while. Finally, add the sausage, add a drop of dark soy sauce, add white pepper, and stir in salt and chicken essence. Fry it and serve it in a bowlStep 3
When you want it to cook quickly when steaming, put the glutinous rice in eggshells while it is still hot. Try to make it as firm as possible so that the steamed shape will look better.Step 4
Install them all (the total amount can probably hold 4 egg shells. I only have three). Leave a little space on the top. Normally it will be just full when steamed.Step 5
(Remember to add about half a tablespoon of water to the eggs.) Boil the water and steam for about 20-25 minutes. If it looks undercooked, you can steam it for a while longer. The glutinous rice will be delicious only if it is steamed.Step 6
The finished product tastes best when eaten warm (personal feeling)Step 7
Finished productStep 8
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Finished productStep 10
Finished product Cooking tips for steamed glutinous rice and egg riceBe sure to pour some water into the eggs before steaming, so that they cook more easily (just like adding an appropriate amount of water when making rice, the same principle applies)
If you don’t like white pepper, you can choose not to add it
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