Steamed bun with purslane
Introduction:
"Xiaoao steamed bun is my memory and emotion of childhood, and purslane is grown by myself in the farmyard. When I was a child, I often heard my father say that "we don't change the meat with garlic in Xiaoao steamed bun". From this sentence, we can see how much we love it! "
Production steps:
Step 1: wash the purslane and cut it into 0.5cm segments
Step 2: put the cut vegetables on the bottom of the pot and add a ladle of noodles
Step 3: add water, pepper noodles, 13 incense, salt, sprinkle some black sesame
Step 4: make a fire, put a pan, pour some oil into the pan, pour some batter into the pan, and spread it with chopsticks, not too thick
Step 5: mix garlic juice, add some salt, vinegar and sesame oil
Step 6: turn the steamed bun back and forth in the pot until both sides are scorched. You can get it out of the pot. You don't need to cut it when you eat it. It's very soft. Just use chopsticks and dip it in garlic juice
Materials required:
Purslane: right amount
Flour: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Zanthoxylum salt: right amount
Salt: right amount
Thirteen spices: appropriate amount
Note: and noodles is the key, not too thin can not be too thick, so the water should be added slowly
Production difficulty: unknown
Technology: decocting
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: garlic
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