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Homemade Recipe for Sour Cabbage Fortune Cookie Dumplings

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Life's things, don't want to go home.

My cousin's daughter has always been very close with me, but lately she is busy with her studies and we can only meet once a week at most.Every time I see her, there are so many things to talk about: schoolmates, homework, family matters.

Little girl has lost weight recently, and doesn't have much appetite.She doesn't feel like eating because she didn't do well in the last exam. Not having an appetite is due to bad habits over a long time, and the food at home isn't to her taste either.

When I asked her why she was scolded by grandma for lunch, she said it's something you already know without asking.Grandma, mom, and dad only talk about studies or meals; they don't say anything else. But their talking is not a conversation but rather scolding.

She sighed and said, "I don't want to go home anymore."

……

The result of nagging and scolding: They feel no warmth at home, perhaps that's why she doesn't want to go back…

------Split Line for Boiled Chicken-Wrapped Dumplings------

Have been longing to eat pickled cabbageand dumplings.Pork and cabbage dumplings from Northeast China, I used to enjoy them at friends' homes. I miss that taste.There is pickled cabbage at home; I must make these dumplings.

  Dumpling wrappersI bought pre-made wrappers. The wrapping method was the simplest "boat" style, very simple. I pan-fried the dumplings and they were delicious.

Whether you know how to wrap or not, it's easy to do.

Makes: Dumpling wrappersPork bellyFilling: Pickled cabbage, scallionsGinger

Seasonings: SaltBlack pepper Soy sauceRice wine Oyster saucesesame oilOil

Steps:

1. Filling ingredients.

2. Dumpling wrappers.

3. Mix the meat filling, add salt, soy sauce, rice wine, black pepper, and oyster sauce; mix well.

4. Chop scallions and ginger, then cut up pickled cabbage.Combine chopped scallions, ginger, and pickled cabbage with the meat filling; add sesame oil and mix thoroughly.

5. Take a wrapper, place some filling on it. In winter, the wrappers are harder to work with, so apply water for easier shaping.

6. Fold in half and pinch the edges tightly.

7. Pinch both ends of the semi-circle together.

8. The dumplings are now wrapped.

9.Fry panPour oil, not much needed, heat up, place the dumplings, cook on low heat.

10. When the bottom turns golden, add a cup of water.

11. Cover and simmer until the water evaporates; the dumplings are done quickly.12. When most of the water has gone, uncover to let any remaining steam dissipate completely.Serve with chopped scallions on top and dipping sauce, enjoy!

Tips:For steamed buns or dumplings, always add water; use it to create steam that cooks them thoroughly.

Here you can use plain water or a mixture of starch for more ice flower patterns. Plain water is easier to handle.

Peking-style pan-fried buns.Rabbit-shaped steamed buns.Or dumplings, you must add water to steam the buns using steam.The water can be plain water or starch water; starch water will produce ice flowers, while plain water is easier to handle.