- Place 150g of all-purpose flour and 0.5 tbsp of vegetable oil into a large bowl
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Flour and oil must be mixed well first to ensure uniform dough texture when adding water.
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Flour and oil must be mixed well first to ensure uniform dough texture when adding water.
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Water temperature must be controlled at 70-80 degrees
too hot will cook the flour and lose gluten elasticity, too cold and dough won't be soft
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Pour and stir simultaneously so flour heats evenly, otherwise dry hard lumps will form.
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Must cover with breathable cheesecloth, otherwise the dough surface will absorb too much moisture and become sticky.
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Chicken broth must be added and stirred in one direction, otherwise the filling won't absorb moisture and will turn dry.
Curl your fingers inward when chopping to avoid knife cuts.
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Kale fibers are coarse, must be chopped as fine as possible, otherwise it affects the texture and binding of the filling.
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Vegetables and minced meat must be thoroughly mixed, otherwise some dumplings will only have greens or only meat.
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Cut dough pieces as evenly as possible, otherwise the rolled wrappers will vary in size and thickness.
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Roll the edges slightly thinner and center slightly thicker so it won't break after filling.
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Sealing edges must be pinched tightly, otherwise juice will leak out during steaming and ruin texture.
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Parchment papers must be placed separately and not cover the entire bottom completely, otherwise it blocks steam and prevents even cooking.
Be careful of steam burns when moving or opening the hot steamer lid, use heat-resistant gloves.
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Never use excessively high heat, otherwise vigorous boiling steam will burst the wrappers or cause blistering and deformation.
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Ratio of soy sauce, vinegar, and hot sauce must be strictly 1:1:1, otherwise the sour, spicy, and salty flavors won't balance.