Meet you, cabbage roll
Overview
I remember that when I was a kid, my mother would cook and if there was cabbage in it, I would not eat with my parents. I would take the bowl and go outside the gate to eat with friends from other families, and then secretly pick out the cabbage and throw it away, or give it to friends who like to eat cabbage. I don’t know why I just hate which taste. As I grew up, I still didn’t like eating cabbage. My mother never knew about it, and I didn’t dare to say it. Mothers of picky eaters would scold them severely. Until I went to college, the cheap dishes in the school cafeteria were cabbage, potatoes, radishes, etc. In order to save money, I would always choose cheap meals. Suddenly I felt that cabbage was not that unpalatable. At least it was cheap. In this way, I gradually accepted the taste of cabbage. Now, I have entered the society and started a 9-to-5 life. I also like to cook, and my boyfriend likes to eat the hand-shredded cabbage I made. Today’s is a new try, and it tastes pretty good! The cabbage is crispy but not dry, the filling inside is juicy and juicy, and the meat is smooth and tender. It is really enjoyable when dipped in spicy oil!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Dishes needed
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Tear the cabbage into pieces
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Boil water for 2 minutes
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Boiled cabbage bundles with dried water
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Chop the pork and chop the green onions. Find a large clean bowl and put the chopped vegetables in it. Add one tablespoon of bean paste, one tablespoon of light soy sauce and one tablespoon of cornstarch
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Mix evenly and let marinate for about 10 minutes
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Chopped carrots
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Add to marinated meat
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Add appropriate amount of salt and stir evenly (I am a heavy salt eater, but friends who are light eater do not need to add it)
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Spread the cabbage
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Put the mixed filling
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Wrap it up and tie it with green onions! (The green onions will not break if you blanch them in boiling water)
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Place on steamer and steam for 10 minutes
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Steamed cabbage rolls, topped with black bean sauce, use oil, just add some oil and chili pepper
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Look, it’s delicious!