Southern Fujian Chinese Valentine’s Day Fruit
Overview
Today’s last article is the belated Chinese Valentine’s Day fruit, a traditional food during the Chinese Valentine’s Day in southern Fujian. Every year, the seventh day of the seventh lunar month is also called the Qixi Festival. The Qixi Festival is a traditional Chinese festival and also the Chinese Valentine's Day. On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month in the lunar calendar, our hometown will make a traditional food, Qixi Guo, which is actually a glutinous rice ball made of glutinous rice flour, dipped in white sugar and crushed peanuts, similar to glutinous rice cakes. Think about it, isn’t that what food is all about? Food made from the same ingredients has different shapes, and is called differently in different festivals and places. Many of our families now rarely cook this kind of traditional food. After all, everything is readily available for sale, so it is more convenient to just buy some. Our family still makes it every year. After all, it is not troublesome, and it feels more secure to eat when you make it yourself.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Material diagram
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Wash the peanuts and dry them
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Put peanuts in the wok without oil and fry until cooked
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Take out the heat
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When the peanuts are not hot, rub them off with your hands while they are still hot
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Slowly add boiled water to the glutinous rice flour and stir until it becomes fluffy. Wait until it is not hot and then knead it into a dough
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Take a small piece of noodles and roll it into a long strip. Divide it into glutinous rice balls and roll it into balls. Use your thumbs to press down into the middle to form a nest shape
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Tanabata fruits prepared in sequence
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Put the peanut kernels into a stone spoon and mash them
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Boil some water in a pot and put in the Chinese Valentine’s Day fruits
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Just cook until the Chinese Valentine’s Day fruits float
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Fish out the Chinese Valentine’s Day fruit
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Add an appropriate amount of white sugar to the crushed peanuts and mix well. Dip the cooked Chinese Valentine's Day fruit into the crushed peanuts and white sugar before eating