Easiest Way to Prepare Homemade Homemade Zongzi~Rice Dumplings
Easiest Way to Prepare Homemade Homemade Zongzi~Rice Dumplings
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Homemade Zongzi~Rice Dumplings Recipe
You can cook Homemade Zongzi~Rice Dumplings using 18 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Homemade Zongzi~Rice Dumplings :
Prepare ※ the Main ingredients ↓.
Prepare Glutinous rice (short grain).
Provide Pork shoulder roast.
Provide Red onion.
You need Dried shrimps.
Provide Dried mushrooms.
Provide Salted egg yolk.
Provide peanuts.
Use ※ Seasoning materials ↓.
Prepare Sugar.
Prepare Salt or chicken powder (to taste).
Prepare Soy sauce.
Provide Pepper powder (to taste).
Use spice powder 1 tablespoon.
You need Sesame oil.
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You need bamboo leaves 104 pieces.
Use twine (each bunch for 20 pieces).
Rice wrapped in bamboo leaves (粽) are eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival. This recipe is part of our collection of Chinese holiday and festival foods. Sign up for our newsletter to receive family-friendly activity, recipe and craft ideas throughout the year! The leaf-wrapped sticky rice dumplings zongzi (in Mandarin) or joong (Cantonese) are a snack enjoyed year-round in China, though they are especially popular in the spring.
Homemade Zongzi~Rice Dumplings instructions :
Dried leaves are unable to be used, they are needed to rehydrate in water before using them for wrapping.
The easiest way to prepare the leaves for wrapping is to boil them for 30 minutes or to soak them in water overnight.
Place a heavy bowl on top of the leaves to stop them from floating on the water.
the leaves will become dark green color when they are fully rehydrated next day.
Wash the leaves under running water, and keep the leaves in water until you want to wrap the zongzi..
The glutinous rice! It is the only type of rice suitable for making rice dumplings.
there are two kind of glutinous rice, the short grain and long one (see the picture)
If you use the long glutinous rice, then needs to soak it in water at least 4 hours.
the short one doesn't need to soak in water.
Wash the glutinous rice a few times until the water is clear.
Drain the water away, and set aside for wrapping the zongzi..
【 the filling 1 】
Cut the pork into 3cm squares.
Put the pork in a stew pot and add soy sauce + 5 spice powder + white pepper + sugar
Bring the pot to boil, then simmer for 30 minutes, the meat won't so tender after 30 minutes, and that is ok as it needed to cook again later.
Take out of the meat from the pot, only leaves the gravy in it, the meat is for wrapping the zongzi, and the gravy is for stir-frying the rice. set them aside for using later..
【 the filling 2 】
Soak the dry shiitake mushrooms in water until fully rehydrated.
Remove the stems. cut into 2 or in the size you like ~
Stir-fry them with some oil for a few minutes until gets their flavor, then aside for wrapping the zongzi..
【 the filling 3 】
Salted duck egg yolk
Taiwanese zongzi often includes the salted egg yolk for its unique flavor.
Try to get it at the Asian grocery shop. if you couldn't find it, then simply use stewed eggs instead that would be ok too..
【 the filling 4 】
Dried shrimps are one of the indispensable ingredients, it brings a deep savory flavor to the rice dumplings.
Soak them for at least one hour, then clean and remove impurities.
Stir-fry with some oil for 2~3 minutes to gets their savory flavor, then set aside for frying rice later..
【 the filling 5 】
Wash peanuts, put them in pot covered with water and add a little salt, bring to boil and then cook over a medium heat for 20 minutes. then set aside for using later..
Put oil in a large wok and add chopped red onion in, stir-fry with gentle heat, be careful don't over fried and let it goes bitter.
Put the rice in the wok when the red onion started turning into the golden color.
then add ↓
2 bowls of gravy - the step 3
stir-fried shrimps - the step 6
cooked peanuts - the step 7
Mixture well, stir-fry with gentle heat and make sure the rice coating with gravy nicely, keeps to stir-fry until the gravy reduce, then turn off the heat..
Wrapping the zongzi
take two leaves and crossing each other. Fold up the bottom to create a cone. (see the picture).
Find a place to hook a bunch of twine
Holding the cone leaves with left hand, the add the fillings
firstly some mixed rice, then meat + mushroom + egg yolk and then put some mixed rice on top to covered the fillings....
Use one hand to hold the zongzi and the other to then to fold and wrap, and then to tie it tightly with a knot.
★★★ It is very important, Please Make sure to tie the zongzi tightly, so that it doesn't fall apart. (as it is still raw rice.).
There are 2 ways to cook the zongzi (Rice Dumplings)
in boiling water or to steam
the tastes are totally different..
It tastes very softly when cooked in the water, but its aromatic flavor would be less a bit. the good part is lower calories.
you would feel amazing when you cook zongzi by steam, smell so good, fabulous taste, it was the way that I took.
anyway, if you cook it in the boiling water, needs at least 40 minutes, it takes about 1 hour by steaming. Both ways might be needed to take longer in cooking, it is judging by the taste of our own..
Serving hot or cold are all great!.
Enjoy! ^_^.
The long bamboo leaves are filled with either sweet or savory ingredients, and often made and enjoyed by families in the. We also have a Shanghai Zongzi. My grandmother, or 奶奶, made these rice dumplings every year around the Dragon Boat Festival just as all traditional Chinese do. Yes, it's always nerve wracking and a lot of hard work when wrapping, but then in the end you have a homemade yummilicious zongzi to munch away on and that's the best. Have you ever tried Chinese Zongzi, a classic Chinese holiday food for Dragon Boat Festival?
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