Cake Kueh (Chaoshan snack)
Overview
Chaoshan snacks, yum! The first time I made it, it was not fried enough. Next time, continue to add more oil. ! (The main techniques are steaming and stir-frying, but I couldn’t choose two, so I only chose stir-frying. In fact, the steaming step is quite important)
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Ingredients
Steps
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It is made from rice milk, rice flour and water, and these are also used for steamed rice rolls. My folks used to grind rice directly, but now it’s much easier.
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Coat a plate with oil and put it in a pot to steam until hot
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Pour the rice milk into the plate, just a thin layer, and cover it
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Steam over high heat for two to three minutes
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Pour another layer and repeat
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Repeat operation
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Haha, this plate has six layers, let it cool, then put it in the refrigerator, keep it refrigerated, and use it the next day
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Take a rice spoon and take out the cake along the edge of the plate
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Cut into small pieces
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Cut the ingredients and set aside. The dried squid and mushrooms are soaked at night and can be used the next day
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Cut the cooked pork belly into thin slices, fold the beans into sections, and boil them in boiling water.
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Heat a little peanut oil in a pan, add pork belly and fry until the lard comes out
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Add squid, mushrooms and dried radish, stir-fry several times
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Add the beans and turn them over. The beans have been cooked, so you don’t need to fry them for too long
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Push the ingredients aside, put the cake down, and fry over slow heat
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Stir-fry several times with the ingredients, add soy sauce, green onions, and add more sauce depending on your preference.
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Okay, can’t wait
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Pour some garlic oil on it and enjoy