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Ground pork covers the kitchen towel to remove the blood.
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These days, it's not cold, so there's a risk of deterioration. I bought frozen dumpling skin, so defrost it naturally for about 3 hours.
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Add ground pork, green onions, sugar, ginger, soy sauce, and oyster sauce accordingly. If you don't have oyster sauce, add 2 tablespoons more soy sauce.
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The secret of this dumpling filling is water. Half a cup of water goes in.
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Gather 4 chopsticks and stir in one direction for about 5 minutes. Stir until the meat is crushed and looks like porridge without water turning.
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When the ingredients are mixed well and become one, sprinkle pepper powder and stir again with half a tablespoon of sesame oil
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At the end, stir in the chopped chives. You need to put the chives last so that they don't smell fresh.
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Originally, the wonton is rolled with the filling in a square dumpling skin, but as much as you need skills, you can cut the dumpling skin into a half-moon shape and fold it with a very small amount of filling. Put some water on the dumpling skin.
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If you fold it like this, it's completely finished. It's really easy.
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Put plastic wrap on the tray so that it doesn't stick and put it on top. You can use paper foil. If you freeze it like this and put it in a plastic pack, it's always good to take it out.
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Add plenty of water to the pot and when it boils, add the wonton. When the water boils again, add a cup of cold water to make it chewy. Noodles get chewy when you add cold water like this. It's all cooked when it comes to mind. It cooks quickly because it's thin.
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Put sesame oil on a plate and put the wonton in it. It's to make sure it doesn't stick.
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Boiled meat is complete. You can make soup and eat it like soup. You can fry it
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Seasoned soy sauce is the ratio of soy sauce 2: vinegar 1: chili powder 1. I made it with 2 teaspoon of soy sauce, 1 vinegar, and 1 red pepper powder.
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Try dipping soft wonton in seasoned soy sauce. I think I eat high quality sujebi. The dumpling skin is a bit thick compared to the meatballs. But unfortunately, it's a good menu to make and eat if there's any dumpling filling left.