A dough with Chinese and Western twist vs Western biscuit
Introduction:
"Dough is a magic thing, the same kind of dough, fried in oil is Mahua, baked in the oven is biscuit."
Production steps:
Step 1: mix all the ingredients and knead into a ball
Step 2: roll out and cut into strips.
Step 3: knead the noodles long and thin, knead the noodles in the opposite direction with the left and right hands, lift the noodles from the head to the tail, and the noodles will automatically wrap together, and then repeat the action just now to twist the noodles into a twist.
Step 4: finish all the noodles
Step 5: oil in the pot, cold oil under the Mahua, deep fried in the fire cooked fried crisp.
Step 6: roll out the remaining dough, press out the shape with biscuit mould, and put it in the oven at 150 ℃ for 10 minutes.
Materials required:
High flour: 500g
Tapioca powder: 50g
Salt: 10g
Baking powder: 10g
Oil: 75g
Eggs: 2
Water: 275 G
Note: 1. Flour can be used in powder, bear only high powder. 2. Sift the flour before use. 3. The oil temperature should not be too high, and the whole process should be fried with medium heat. 4. The oven temperature can be adjusted by itself.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: deep fried
Production time: half an hour
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Yi Ge Mian Tuan Rong Guan Zhong Xi Zhong Shi De Ma Hua Xi Shi De Bing Gan
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