
Health benefits
Pork: Nourishes yin
Seaweed: Soothes the throat
Shrimp skin: Protects eyes and improves eyesight, fights cancer and prevents cancer
Ingredients
Wonton wrappers ( 200g ) | Pork ( 100g ) |
Seaweed ( 3g ) | Shopee ( 1g ) |
Lard ( appropriate amount ) | Salt (appropriate amount) |
MSG ( a little ) | White pepper ( A little ) |
Sesame oil ( A little ) | Chives ( One ) |
Ginger powder ( a little ) |
How to make clear soup wontons

1.Prepare a piece of pork belly

2.Prepare the processed wonton wrappers, chop the meat finely, add a little salt, ginger powder and sesame oil and mix well,

3.Take a piece of wonton wrapper on the palm of your hand and put an appropriate amount of meat filling

4.As shown in the picture, fold the outer edge of the wonton wrapper diagonally inward

5.Wrap the meat Fold another one

6. Dip some water on one corner of the wonton wrapper, and then put the other side Put the bottom corner up and knead it

7.This is what it looks like after kneading

9.Put water in the pot.When the water boils, pour in the wontons.When it boils again, add a bowl of cold water., boil again and watch the wontons float on the water, then take them out in a bowl

10.Pour in and cook Seaweed and shrimp skin soup, cut some chive flowers for fragrance, and a bowl of delicious clear soup wontons is presented to you.Of course, those who like hot and sour flavors can also adjust the cooked wontons into hot and sour wontons according to their own preferences.

8.Put water into the pot, add washed seaweed and dried shrimps, add appropriate amount of water, lard and salt, bring to a boil, turn off the heat, add a little flavor and pepper.Reserve
Tips
The first fold of the wonton wrapper should be folded diagonally, which increases the capacity of the wrapper
You can put more meat filling
The fillings can be prepared according to your own preferences
Pepper noodles are indispensable when eating clear soup wontons.It is the flavor enhancer of the entire dish
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