
Health benefits
Potatoes: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Eggs: enhance immunity, protect eyes and improve eyesight
Dried shiitake mushrooms: strengthen the spleen
Ingredients
Green onion and ginger aniseed ( ) | Potato ( ) |
| Egg ( ) | Light soy sauce ( ) |
Dried shiitake mushrooms ( ) | Pepper ( ) |
Steamed buns ( ) | Consumption Oil ( ) |
Dark soy sauce ( ) | Cooking wine ( ) |
Chicken Essence ( ) | Sesame oil ( ) |
Salt ( ) | Dried chili pepper ( ) |
Meat filling ( ) |
Original recipe for Sixi Meatballs

1. Chop the steamed buns, green onion and ginger into minced pieces respectively, put them into the basin with the meat filling, and beat two eggs.

2.Put the above light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, oil consumption, salt, chicken essence, sesame oil, Add pepper and cooking wine according to the amount of filling each time, and add less salt

3.Soak the mushrooms and chop them into pieces and put them into the pot with the meat filling

4.Put the meat on Twist the stuffing in one direction and keep it fresh in the refrigerator for half an hour

5.Put oil in the pot, When the oil is hot, roll the meat into a round shape and fry it in the oil pan.When frying, turn to low heat

6.Dry and remove to control oil

7. Cut the green onions and ginger into sections Break up the pieces and dried chilies, and put the aniseed into a bowl

8.Leave oil in the pot Saute the above condiments

9.Then add Haitian soybean paste

10.Put in the meatballs and add boiling water

11. Boil the water, add the potatoes, and simmer over low heat for 20 minutes.

12.Put in sesame oil, sprinkle with chopped green onion, take out and serve!
Tips
Haitian sauce is salty, so you don’t need to add additional salt when stewing.After the water boils, you can taste the soup yourself.If you think it is not salty, add less salt.Because various seasonings and salt are added when mixing with the stuffing, and it will come out as soon as it is boiled.Make it salty, so don’t add too much salt!
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