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Exclusive Cucumber and Egg Dumplings

Exclusive Cucumber and Egg Dumplings

Delicate vegetarian dumplings filled with salt-squeezed shredded cucumber, fluffy scrambled egg, and diced king oyster mushroom, seasoned lightly with oyster sauce for a fresh, juicy bite.

Instructions

  1. 1
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    Ingredients: Cucumber, eggs, and king oyster mushrooms, cleaned and set aside.

  2. 2
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    Grate the cucumber into shreds and rub with salt until soft.

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    Crack the eggs into a bowl, add salt and cooking wine, and beat them until mixed.

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    Cut the king oyster mushrooms into small cubes.

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    Heat oil in a pan, pour in the beaten eggs and quickly stir them apart with chopsticks, then turn off the heat and let it cool.

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    Squeeze the water out of the cucumber and put it together with the eggs and king oyster mushrooms into a large bowl.

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    Add an appropriate amount of oyster sauce and mix evenly to make the filling.

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    Place an appropriate amount of filling on the dumpling wrapper.

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    The dumplings and the filling have just been used up.

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    Bring water to a boil in a pot, add the dumplings, and gently stir with a spoon along the bottom of the pot; after it comes to a boil, add cold water twice, and when all the dumplings float, they are cooked.

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    Although these are plain-filled dumplings, they are fresh and refreshing, light and nutritious, and even better to eat in the summer.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Egg
    to taste
  • Cucumber
    to taste
  • King oyster mushroom
    to taste
  • Dumpling wrapper
    to taste

Seasonings

  • Salt
    to taste
  • cooking wine
    to taste
  • Oyster sauce
    to taste