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Wash the chives, shake off the water, and shred them finely.
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Chop the green onions and onions finely. I don't put in carrots. I just put in carrots to look pretty in the picture. Rinse the dried daikon lightly in water once, drain it completely and finely chop it.
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Soak the glass noodles in water for about 2 hours, boil them in boiling water for about 2 minutes, and rinse them roughly in lukewarm water.
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If you wash it until it's warm and drain it, it's stuck like a rice cake. The glass noodles need to be attached to make cutting easier. Cut it into small pieces.
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Put pork and chopped vegetables in a bowl, season them, and mix them to complete the dumpling filling.
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Defrost the cocktail shrimp and drain it completely. You can use a kitchen towel.
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Flour is kneaded using hot water. You have to pat it a lot to make it chewy.
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Cut the dough dumpling skin into appropriate sizes and roll it with a rolling pin to form dumpling skin.
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Put dumpling filling on top of dumpling skin and cocktail shrimp on top of dumpling filling to make dumplings.
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Make dumplings with shrimp tails sticking out at the end of the dumpling.
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I used a bamboo steamer. When dumplings are steamed in a bamboo steamer, the smell of pork disappears, and the subtle scent of bamboo shoots is smeared on the dumplings. When putting dumplings in a steamer, make a wide gap to prevent the dumpling from sticking to each other and falling off.
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If you steam it for about 5 minutes in a steamer, the delicious shrimp dumplings are completed.