
Health benefits
Beef: nourishes the spleen and stomach, strengthens muscles and bones, replenishes qi and blood
Ingredients
Beef ( 200g ) | Tomato ( 1 piece ) |
Salt ( 5 grams ) | Chicken Essence ( 3g ) |
Dark soy sauce ( 5 grams ) | White pepper ( 2 grams ) |
Light soy sauce ( 10g ) | Black pepper ( 2 grams ) |
Sichuan pepper water ( appropriate amount ) | Cooking wine ( 10g ) |
How to make tomato beef balls

1.Get ready, a piece of fresh beef, wash and control the water

2.Put it into the mixing cup in batches and stir into minced meat

3.The mixed meat filling is relatively dry, add cooking wine (to remove the fishy smell and enhance the flavor)
4.Add a little light soy sauce and dark soy sauce (old soy sauce to enhance color)

5.Add black pepper

6.Add a little chicken essence (to enhance the flavor)

7. Soak the peppercorns in boiling water for two hours, take the peppercorns and pour them into the meat filling (side Stir while adding, not too thin)

8.Finally, the state in the picture is as strong as the beating

9. Boil the water in the pot, the boiling point is about 90 degrees, squeeze and cook

10.The meatballs are considered cooked when they float, remove them and control the water for later use

11.Cut a tomato into small pieces, cut onion and ginger

12.Heat a pan with cold oil, add onion and ginger, and stir-fry over low heat until fragrant

13.Add chopped tomatoes and stir-fry over low heat until thickened

14.Add a spoonful of tomato sauce (the tomato flavor will be stronger and the color will be more rosy)

15.Add boiling water and bring to a boil, add the beef balls and cook for about three minutes until the flavor is infused.Add a little white pepper and salt before serving

16.Place it in a large bowl and sprinkle with minced coriander or chives
17.Tomato beef balls are finished!
Tips
①It is best not to use beef brisket because of the fascia
②The meat filling should be stirred in one direction
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