Pork and green onion pot stickers
Overview
Pot stickers are actually the most trouble-free stuffed pasta, aren’t they? The fillings don’t need to be as much as those of steamed buns, and there are N fewer pleats at both ends than dumplings, and they are also more dense than dumplings. A person who eats 20 dumplings may not be able to eat 20 pot stickers.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Hot water noodles, hot water is the water in the thermos that is not just boiled
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The softness is similar to pancakes
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After waking up for about half an hour
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Put the meat filling into a small basin, wash the onion and ginger
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First add salt, ginger, cooking wine, dark soy sauce, light soy sauce, and thirteen spices to the meat filling, and stir
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Cut the green onions into thin strips vertically, then chop them horizontally, so you don’t have to stomp them anymore
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Stir in green onions
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Finally add cooking oil
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After the dough has risen, knead it like making dumplings
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cutting agent
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flatten
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Roll out the dough
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Take one side of skin and put stuffing in the middle
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Pinch the top and leave openings on both sides
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Wrap it and put it aside first, and then bake it if you have enough
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Add oil to the electric pan and add the pot stickers
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Close the lid
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Fry for 3 or 5 minutes. After uncovering it, oil began to flow from the opening of the pot sticker
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Add water to flour or starch to make water starch
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Pour into the pot
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The ideal effect should be that after frying, the bottom of the pot stickers should form a round, complete, translucent batter "thin crisp", as thin as a stick, and the pot stickers will not fall apart when placed upside down on a plate.
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Continue to cover and fry for a few minutes, then it is ready to serve
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My batter was not "thin and crispy" yet, and the pot stickers were a little too hot.
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But it still tastes pretty good
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The amount I had was suitable for three people. I paired it with millet porridge and I had a few pot stickers left.