
Health effects
Green radish: reduce phlegm
Ginger: reduce phlegm and stop vomiting, reduce phlegm and relieve cough, dispel cold and relieve symptoms
Eggs: Moisturizing
Ingredients
Green radish ( 1/2 pieces ) | Chopped green onion ( 50g ) |
Ginger ( 3 grams ) | Thirteen spices ( 1g ) |
White pepper Powder ( 1/2 teaspoon ) | Egg ( 1 ) |
Salt (for pickling radish) ( 1 teaspoon ) | Salt ( About 1 gram ) |
Low-gluten flour ( appropriate amount ) | Vegetable oil ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make fried radish balls

1.First, let’s take a beautiful picture.

2.One green radish, peeled and washed.

3.Grate the radish into shreds, add a teaspoon of salt, and stir evenly.

4. Marinate for ten minutes to release the moisture.

5.Pinch the water from the dried radish.

6. Chop the onion and ginger into small pieces and set aside.

7. Add onion, ginger, thirteen-spice white pepper, salt and a Whole eggs, stir evenly with chopsticks.

8. Add a little low-gluten flour.(Add the flour little by little, it will be more convenient to add it in batches)

9.Follow it again Stir evenly in one direction until it becomes a bit wet as shown in the picture.

10.Use a spoon to assemble the shredded radish.

11. Pour an appropriate amount of vegetable oil into the pot and turn off the heat when it is 40 to 50% hot.Add the meatballs one after another.

12. Fry slowly over medium-low heat, turning with a slotted spoon in the middle to color the meatballs Evenly.

13.Fry for about four or five minutes, the balls will all float and the color will be even.

14. Use a slotted spoon to remove the oil.

15.A delicious fried green radish meatballs are ready.

16. Break it open and take a look.The color is beautiful and the taste is delicious!
Tips
Green radish has a lot of water, so add salt and mix well before marinating to squeeze out the water.
Add low-gluten flour in small amounts in batches and stir to see the consistency.
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