STEP 1/15
200g of pork (replaceable chicken breast)
20g of carrots
20g of zucchini
15g of onions
5g of green onions
1.5 tablespoons starch (or flour, flour)
1 tablespoon of baby soy sauce (You can take out children who don't season it).
If the baby doesn't have soy sauce, add soy sauce or salt.)
STEP 2/15
Chop the carrot, zucchini, onion and green onion.
If you have a chopper, chop it into a uniform size.
(If you chop it too big, the texture may not be good, so the child may not like it.)
STEP 3/15
I strongly recommend mincing it!
STEP 4/15
Add pork and baby soy sauce to minced vegetables.
Baby soy sauce @6969227
STEP 5/15
Add 1.5 tablespoons of potato starch.
Pancake powder and flour are good, too
STEP 6/15
The ingredients are mixed well and the meat is lumped together
Touch it until it's gone.
STEP 7/15
Cut the paper foil into appropriate sizes in advance.
STEP 8/15
Remove the pork dough and place it on a paper foil.
STEP 9/15
Roll foil and pork dough all day as if rolling in kimbap.
STEP 10/15
After you roll it, twist both ends like candy plastic.
STEP 11/15
In paper foil, put the pork in a steamer and steam it for 15 minutes.
(It's okay to bake in an air fryer, but it may become dry because it's not moist.)
STEP 12/15
Take out the sausage that has been steamed for 15 minutes and cool it down a little by little.
STEP 13/15
You can cut it and feed it to them
STEP 14/15
It's good to grill it and feed it.
STEP 15/15
Put the remaining sausages in a side dish container with paper foil wrapped and refrigerated and feed them as soon as possible.
*Adjust the seasoning according to your child's age.
*When the water starts to boil in the steamer, add sausage and steam for 15 minutes.
(The time may vary depending on the thickness of the steamer or sausage.)
*You can add beef together, but if you add too much beef, it can get dry.
(Beef: Pork = 2:8 or 3:7 ratio is recommended.)