Sesame cornmeal balls

Sesame cornmeal balls

Overview

Corn is a staple food material and is recognized as a golden crop in the world. Its fat, phosphorus and vitamin B2 content ranks first among cereal foods. The vitamin content is 5-10 times that of rice and wheat. It also contains a variety of trace elements that other rice types cannot match. Dietary fiber corn is rich in cellulose, which not only stimulates intestinal peristalsis and prevents constipation, but also promotes cholesterol metabolism and accelerates the excretion of intestinal toxins. The greatest contribution of corn to mankind is that it is rich in pigments that dye corn into golden color - lutein and zeaxanthin (a type of carotene). Although they are not nutrients, they function better than nutrients. They are powerful antioxidants that can protect the photosensitive area called the macula in the eye and prevent the occurrence of age-related macular degeneration and cataracts. The macula is a tissue located in the center of the retina that controls vision. Due to aging, when the fat in the macula is oxidized, damaged and destroyed, macular degeneration, vision loss, and even blindness may occur. Lutein and zeaxanthin, with their powerful antioxidant effects, can absorb harmful light entering the eyeball and keep the macula healthy. But it should be noted that only yellow corn contains lutein and zeaxanthin, but white corn does not. Therefore, taxi drivers, primary and secondary school students, editors, writers and other people who often use their eyes should eat more yellow corn.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Put the cornmeal in a small basin.

    Sesame cornmeal balls step 1
  2. Add water little by little, mixing as you go and knead into a smooth dough.

    Sesame cornmeal balls step 2
  3. Take a small piece of dough, roll it into a ball, and flatten it into a cake shape. Add the bean paste filling, wrap it up, and roll it into a small ball.

    Sesame cornmeal balls step 3
  4. Put the wrapped corn balls into the steamer and steam until cooked.

    Sesame cornmeal balls step 4
  5. Add white sesame seeds and black sesame seeds to a wok over low heat and slowly stir-fry until fragrant, then set aside.

    Sesame cornmeal balls step 5
  6. After the corn balls are steamed, quickly wrap a layer of sesame seeds on the outside while they are hot and humid before eating.

    Sesame cornmeal balls step 6