Multigrain sweet rice dumplings
Overview
Two days later, Mima continued to make rice dumplings. She originally wanted to make rice dumplings with fresh meat, but she didn’t buy the right meat. She also made rice dumplings with sweet ones. Both her daughter and niece liked to eat them. I looked at the food at home, including glutinous rice, millet, red beans, mung beans, peanuts, and gorgon seeds. These are pretty good. Just use these. Because there are beans, they need to be soaked in advance this time, no less than twelve hours. Mima soaked them the night before and wrapped them the next morning. This time, I changed the wrapping method again. Instead of using silk thread, I used needles and reed leaves to wrap it, which is a bit like a square sachet bag. Mima added a small amount of sugar to the filling, which tasted delicious.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Grains needed for stuffing.
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Rinse clean and soak in water.
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Add sugar to the soaked grain and mix evenly.
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Wash the fresh reed leaves and blanch them in a pot of boiling water.
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After taking it out, cut off the root of the leaves and leave a little of the leaves.
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Take two reed leaves, cut off the leaf tips, and make them into funnel shapes.
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Fill the funnel without filling it too full.
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Cover the funnel flatly with the leaves and roots. Mima wraps and pats the funnel, using each finger.
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Shape the rice dumplings with your hands and pinch them tightly.
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Take another complete reed leaf, start from one side of the rice dumpling, and wrap it up.
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Just wrap it around.
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When the leaf is about to be wound, insert the leaf slightly into the nose of the needle.
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Use a needle to bring the reed leaves slightly over the rice dumpling.
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Gently pull out the leaf slightly, remove the needle, and the rice dumpling is wrapped.
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The wrapped rice dumplings are very beautiful and neat.
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Wrap all the rice dumplings.
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Bring the water to a boil in an ordinary pot, turn to low heat, add the rice dumplings, and simmer for two hours.
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After simmering for a while, open the pot.