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Bai Cai Fu Bag

Bai Cai Fu Bag

Main Ingredients:
4 white cabbage leaves; minced meat: appropriate amount.

Auxiliary Ingredients:
Mushrooms: appropriate amount; black fungus: appropriate amount; 1 carrot; 1 tablespoon oyster sauce; 1/2 teaspoon salt; appropriate amount of minced ginger; appropriate amount of water starch; 1 green onion; 1/2 onion; 2 tablespoons soy sauce.

Bai Cai Fu Bag

Bai Cai Fu Bag

Bai Cai Fu Bag

Taste: Salty and fresh; Cooking Method: Steaming; Time: Half an hour; Difficulty: Ordinary.

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Cut off the white roots of the cabbage leaves

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Add a little salt and soy sauce to the minced meat and mix well

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Add water starch and mix well

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Soak the mushrooms, black fungus, and onion in water and chop them into small pieces

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Chop the carrot into small pieces and divide into two piles

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Add the larger pile of carrot pieces to the minced meat and mix well

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Boil some water in a pot, blanch the washed cabbage leaves and green onions, and remove them

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Spread out the cabbage leaves and put the minced meat on them

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Wrap it up, tie it with green onion, and the Fu Bag is done

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Repeat for all the cabbage leaves

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Steam the Fu Bags on high heat for ten minutes until cooked

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Add a little oil to the pan, add minced ginger, a little salt, oyster sauce, soy sauce, and water, and bring to a boil

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Add the remaining chopped vegetables and cook for one minute

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Add water starch to thicken the sauce

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Pour the sauce over the Fu Bags and enjoy

Bai Cai Fu Bag Cooking Steps

Bai Cai means “hundred wealth” in Chinese, symbolizing the accumulation of wealth, good fortune, and prosperity. It is a symbol of auspiciousness, smoothness, and good luck. It is a great dish to make for a good harvest and a prosperous year.