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The Traditional Qingming Kueh

November 19, 2020 by Vivian He Leave a Comment

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The Traditional Qingming Kueh

When I was a child, I ate the traditional Qingming Kueh, which was sweet.Every time I see it, the shape is like fried dumplings, salty,and very delicious.

This is the first time for me to make the traditional Qingming Kueh by myself. I picked the Qingming grass by myself (I picked less grass,so it didn’t look too green). I went to the vegetable market to buy meat, spring bamboo shoots, old tofu, mushrooms, snow vegetables and rice noodles in the morning. I made nearly 30 of it in six hours!

Delicious food is hard to come by.

How To Make The Traditional Qingming Kueh

Step 1

Clean the Qingming grass, cook for 10 minutes, cool in cold water.

Clean the Qingming grass

Clean the Qingming grass

Step 2

Prepare other ingredients.

Prepare ingredients

Prepare ingredients

Step 3

Cut the fat and lean pork into small pieces, and cut the spring bamboo shoots, old tofu, mushrooms and sauerkraut.

Cut the fat and lean pork into small pieces

Cut the fat and lean pork into small pieces

Step 4

First put in the fat and stir fry with a little oil.

First put in the fat and stir fry

First put in the fat and stir fry

Step 5

Fat fried until yellow, oil almost comes out, add in the lean meat, ginger and stir fry together.

Fat fried until yellow

Fat fried until yellow

Step 6

Stir fry the meat until medium well. Stir fry with spring bamboo shoots.

Stir fry the meat

Stir fry the meat

Step 7

Add the diced tofu.Stir fry the tofu.

Add the diced tofu

Add the diced tofu

Step 8

Pour in mushrooms, stir fry, and season with 2 tbsp salt.

Pour in mushrooms

Pour in mushrooms

Step 9

Stir fry with sauerkraut.

Stir fry with sauerkraut

Stir fry with sauerkraut

Step 10

Taste it to see if it still needs any seasoning,put on a large plate and make it out of the pot, stir several times to cool it.

Taste it

Taste it

Step 11

Cut the Qingming grass and set aside.

Cut the Qingming grass

Cut the Qingming grass

Step 12

No need to add oil, stir fry the rice noodles over low heat, stir fry constantly. Stir fry until the rice flour is hot. Put on a plate and use boiling water and noodles with Qingming grass.

No need to add oil

No need to add oil

Step 13

Like making dumplings and make the Qingming Kueh.

Like making dumplings

Like making dumplings

Step 14

Steam in the pan,and steam for about 8 minutes.The traditional Qingming Kueh is done.

Steam in the pan

The Traditional Qingming Kueh
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The Traditional Qingming Kueh

Prep Time30 mins
Cook Time1 hr 30 mins
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: The Traditional Qingming Kueh
Servings: 5

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • pan
  • Knife

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 1000 g rice noodles
  • 500 g pork
  • 400 g north tofu
  • 200 g mushroom
  • 600 g spring bamboo shoots
  • 500 g Qingming grass
  • 250 g  sauerkraut
  • 2 tbsp salt
  • ginger
  • oil

Filed Under: Blog, Homely Recipes, Recipes, Tutorials Tagged With: Dessert, The Traditional Qingming Kueh

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