Green onion, salt and pepper pancake
Overview
The spicy flavor of salt, pepper and scallion is perhaps a classic flavor in pasta, right? Not only the Hanamaki has this flavor, but the cakes also have it. Why do people have a special liking for this kind of pasta? It's actually a pan-fried bun, but it's just a pancake rolled with onions instead of a stuffed bun. Pour oil into the pan, fry the pancakes for a while, then add water and simmer until cooked. The difference is that after taking it out of the pot, put it in the oven to dry the surface moisture. If you skip this step, you will get a soft and fragrant pancake. After baking, all the moisture on the surface of the cake is lost, making it extra crispy. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, unraveling in circles and peeling off layer by layer, the crispy and soft alternate and complement each other. . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pour the dough into the bread machine
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Start the dough mixing program and stir for 30 minutes
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Make a smooth dough and put it into a bowl to ferment
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Let the dough double in size, add a little alkaline water
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Knead evenly
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Divide into 2 equal parts, roll into balls, and rest for 15 minutes
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Roll into large pieces
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Apply a layer of oil evenly on the surface
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Sprinkle with salt and pepper
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Spread a layer of chopped green onions
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Rolled into long strips
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Press one end and twist the strip while twisting it into a round shape
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Tuck the closing edge into the bottom surface
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Roll into cake shape
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Pour oil into the pot and heat it
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Put in the cake and fry slightly
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Add appropriate amount of water
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Cover immediately and simmer until the water dries up
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Flip and fry until golden brown on both sides,
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Take out of the pan, put into the oven, middle layer, heat up and down at 180 degrees, bake for 5-10 minutes,
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Out of the oven