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Purple Qi from the East

Purple sweet potato lamb potstickers with a juicy, aromatic filling.

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Purple Qi from the East

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These vibrant potstickers feature a purple sweet potato wrapper that encases a savory lamb and green radish filling. Pan-fried until the bottoms are golden and a crispy lace forms, they offer a delightful texture and rich flavor.

Ingredients

All-purpose flour to taste
Purple sweet potato 1
Lamb to taste
Green radish to taste
Scallion to taste
Oil to taste
Ginger powder to taste
Salt to taste
Five-spice powder to taste
Sichuan peppercorn oil to taste

Instructions

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Step 1

Steam the purple sweet potato and set aside.

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Step 2

Take an appropriate amount of flour, add peeled purple sweet potato, and knead with warm water to a moderate softness.

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Step 3

Let it rest for about thirty-five minutes, kneading three times in between.

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Step 4

Wash the mutton and drain the water.

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Step 5

Prepare the required ingredients for the filling.

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Step 6

Cut the green radish into pieces and then chop finely; remove excess water.

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Step 7

Mince the mutton into a meat paste.

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Step 8

Chop the green onion and set aside.

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Step 9

Mix everything together and add seasonings.

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Step 10

Heat oil with Sichuan peppercorns and pour into the filling.

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Step 11

Mix the mutton filling thoroughly.

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Step 12

Take the rested dough, roll it into a strip, cut into evenly sized dough balls, and roll out into dumpling skins.

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Step 13

Wrap them one by one! The technique is simple!

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Step 14

Heat the flat-bottomed pan and pour in a little oil.

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Step 15

Place them in the pan in a row.

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Step 16

Mix a thin batter and set aside.

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Step 17

Once the bottoms of the dumplings have set, pour the batter in up to the waist of the dumplings.

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Step 18

After seven or eight minutes, the water in the batter slowly evaporates, and the potstickers take on a beautiful shape.

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Step 19

After another three or four minutes, the batter forms a crispy lace, and the bottoms of the potstickers are colored.

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Step 20

Enjoy the fragrant potstickers to your heart's content! Take a bite, and the juice wraps around the meat aroma—simply wonderful!