Specialty of northern Fujian - taro dumplings
Overview
One of my hobbies is collecting local snacks and specialties. I collected the taro dumplings today! Hehe!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare taro dumpling filling: leg meat (mixed at the market), some mushrooms, some black fungus, and appropriate amount of ginger.
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Chop the mushrooms, fungus, appropriate amount of ginger with a vegetable cutter, and mix evenly with the pork. And add appropriate amount of salt, cooking wine, soy sauce, and five-spice powder to taste.
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Prepare taro dumpling skin: appropriate amount of taro, clean it, then cook it in a rice cooker.
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Peel the cooked taro and puree it with a blender.
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Add tapioca starch and sweet potato starch. The ratio of taro, tapioca starch and sweet potato starch is 3:1:1. Mix the three ingredients evenly to form a taro paste starch dough, and mix until it is no longer sticky to your hands.
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Take an appropriate amount of taro paste starch dough and knead it into a long strip on the chopping board.
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Cut into several small pieces.
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Starch dough is not as tough as flour dough and is not suitable for rolling out with a rolling pin. Just use your hands. Take a small dose, flatten it with your hands, press it gently with your hands, press it a few times, and it's done. After spreading the small potion into dough, I also used a mold to press out the uneven edges around it.
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Make taro dumplings: Put the fillings into the taro dumpling skin and wrap it into a triangle.
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Steam until cooked, steam for 15 minutes.
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Steam and serve!
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At the same time, I also DIYed my own purple sweet potato version of taro dumplings. Just replace the taro with purple sweet potato, and the other steps are exactly the same. (Since the method of making taro dumpling wrappers is the same as that of taro balls, and since taro balls can be made from different materials such as taro, purple potato, and sweet potato, taro dumpling wrappers can also be made from various taro balls, so I made purple potato taro dumplings.)