
Health benefits
White radish: lowers Qi
Pepper: nourishes blood, protects teeth, and protects bones
Ingredients
Lean meat ( 500g ) | White radish (appropriate amount) |
chopped green onion ( A little ) | Refined salt ( A little ) |
Sesame oil ( appropriate amount ) | Green onion ( a little ) |
| MSG( a little ) | Pepper ( A little ) |
Farmer-ground potato starch ( A little span> ) |
How to make Hakka carrot balls

1. Cut the lean meat into minced meat and add salt, sugar, MSG, sesame oil, Mix the cornstarch and water until marinated and set aside.Chop the green onions into finely chopped green onions and minced green onions for later use.

2.White radish Peel, cut into strips, put into boiling water, drain out the cold water and squeeze out the water.

3.Put in the chopped green onion and stir-fry until fragrant, add the lean meat and stir-fry until just cooked.Remove from the pan.

4. Add appropriate amount of salt and pepper to the fried lean meat and shredded white radish Mix well, then add dry potato starch and mix well.(It is not advisable to put too much potato starch.The potato starch is mainly used to stick lean meat and shredded radish together.)

5.After the shredded radish becomes sticky, prepare a plate and spread it evenly with oil.Squeeze the shredded radish into small balls and place them on the plate.

6. Put the radish balls into the steamer and steam over medium heat for about 8 minutes until just cooked.,take out.

7. Sprinkle chopped green onion on the radish balls, and finally add hot oil.
Tips
1.It is not advisable to cut radish into thick shreds, as it will not stick to the shreds if they are too thick.2.Don’t adjust the flavor of the radish balls too much.3.Don’t add too much potato starch, otherwise it will be too powdery and affect the taste.Just stick the radish shreds on it.4.When squeezing the balls, be sure to compact them with your hands, otherwise the radish balls will fall apart after steaming.
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