Sweet and sour lotus root rice bowl
Lotus root 120g | Meathead Mushroom 10 |
Starch 1 scoop (6g) | Powder 1 scoop (6g) |
Salt Appropriate amount | Chicken Essence Appropriate amount |
Carrot 1 tablet | Cucumber 1 tablet |
Step 1
Prepare ingredients.Step 2
Soak the meathead mushrooms in warm water and wash them.Step 3
Chop the soaked meat head mushrooms.Step 4
Wash the lotus root, remove the brown skin, and grate it into velvet with a grater.Step 5
Squeeze the water out of the lotus root antler with your hands and set aside for later use. Do not throw away the water squeezed out of the lotus root antler.Step 6
Preheat a non-stick pan over medium-low heat and pour the water squeezed out of the lotus root puree into the pan.Step 7
Heat over medium-low heat and stir clockwise with silica gel until it becomes thick and semi-solid.Step 8
Put the lotus root starch paste and minced meat head mushrooms into a bowl containing lotus root jelly.Step 9
Add 1 tablespoon of starch and stir clockwise with chopsticks.Step 10
Add another spoonful of cornstarch and stir clockwise with chopsticks evenly.Step 11
Then add appropriate amount of salt and chicken essence.Step 12
Use chopsticks to stir clockwise.Step 13
Use a small spoon to form into meatball shapes and squeeze tightly with your hands.Step 14
Place the prepared lotus root balls into a plate, cover with water and steam over high heat for 15 minutes.Step 15
Take out the steamed lotus root balls and let them cool.Step 16
Make a bowl of all-purpose sweet and sour sauce. The so-called all-purpose sweet and sour sauce actually only has 10 words - 1 wine, 2 sauce, 3 sugar, 4 vinegar, 5 water; that is, use 1 part cooking wine, 2 parts extremely fresh Soy sauce, 3 parts sugar, 4 parts vinegar and 5 parts water can be mixed into a juice; some dishes can also be appropriately thickened.Step 17
Make the gravy. For babies who don’t like starch thickening, you can skip this step if you don’t need to add starch to the sweet and sour sauce.Step 18
Heat the pot and pour the sweet and sour sauce into the bowl.Step 19
Add lotus root balls and bring to a boil over low heat.Step 20
Stir fry evenly so that each lotus root ball is covered with sweet and sour sauce.Step 21
Cook the rice in the rice cooker, put it into a bowl, place the lotus root balls around the rice, pour the sweet and sour sauce, and garnish with chopped carrots and cucumbers.Step 22
Serve.Step 23
The chewy sweet and sour lotus root balls.Step 24
Finished product. Cooking tips for sweet and sour lotus root rice bowl1. You don’t need to put the water squeezed out of the lotus root antler into the filling of the lotus root balls, but don’t throw it away. Add some sugar and boil to make a lotus root starch paste!
2. After the steamed lotus root balls are cooled, they can be frozen directly and eaten as needed, stir-fried, stewed or made into soup.
3. Adjust the amount of sweet and sour sauce appropriately according to the amount of ingredients, but the proportion remains unchanged.