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Prepare all ingredients; -
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Pour 200 grams of sago into the sieve and pour in water that covers the sago; -
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Do not soak, filter out immediately; -
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Add 10 grams of vegetable oil and 10 grams of white sugar; -
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Stir and mix evenly; -
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Take two rice dumpling leaves and soak them in water; -
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Put the two rice dumpling leaves end to end opposite each other, close together and push them to length; -
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Fold horizontally at three-quarters; -
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Leave a small corner and fold it up; -
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Fold a tight sharp corner; -
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The middle leaves are closely connected to form a funnel shape; -
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Fill in sago one-third full; -
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Poke a few times with the handle of a spoon to fill the sharp corners with sago; -
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Add a few dried cranberries; -
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Fill the sago; -
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Use the back of a spoon to press firmly; -
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Cover the tail with rice dumpling leaves; -
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Tighten both sides to form sharp corners and pinch firmly; -
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Fold back at the front end to form a fourth sharp corner; -
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When wrapping, try to make each corner form a triangle; -
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Tie with rope; -
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The same method is used to wrap salted egg yolk; -
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Repeat the operation with the remaining materials; -
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Pour more water into the soup pot and cook the rice dumplings in cold water; -
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Cover the pot, bring to a boil over high heat, then turn to low heat, cook for 25 minutes, turn off the heat without opening the lid, and simmer for another 10 minutes; -
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Remove and immerse in cold water to cool; -
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Peel off the rice dumpling leaves and serve; -
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If you like sweet food, you can stick it with candy.
Tips
1. Soaking the rice dumpling leaves in water and then wrapping them can prevent gaps between the leaves;
2. When wrapping, be sure to fold out every corner to avoid rice leakage;
3. If sago cannot be soaked for a long time, it will turn into powder;
4. The rope must be tied tightly and then tied tightly again, otherwise it is likely to fall apart when cooked in the pot.