Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside---hand-pulled pancakes
Overview
When I was out, my husband liked to eat those kind of hand-pulled pancakes, also called hand pancakes. Actually, I don’t know what they are called. Today I said I would give you a try. My husband also teased me and said that I can’t make them like others. You won’t know until you make them! ! This is really crispy on the outside and tender on the inside... Since I don’t have a camera, the photos I took are not as good as others, but my husband said it is really delicious O(∩_∩)O
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Ingredients
Steps
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Blanch a small part of the flour with boiling water, and use the rest with cold water and
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Knead it into a non-sticky and soft dough and let it rest for a while
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Knead twice during the waking process until smooth, and finally divide into desired sizes
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Make puff pastry while the noodles are waking up. Put a little flour, sesame seeds, pepper powder, salt in a bowl, heat the oil and pour it into the bowl
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A consistency like this is enough, let it dry for a while and then you can use it
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Use a rolling pin to roll the rested dough into a two centimeter thick cake (not too thick or too thin)
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Spread the pastry evenly
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Don’t fold it again at the end, but roll it up from here to prevent the pastry from leaking
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After applying it, fold it from one side like a fan
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Don’t fold it again at the end, but roll it up from here to prevent the pastry from leaking
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Then stretch and curl it from one end like this
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Roll it up to the end, leaving some space to open it up and press it on top
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Press flat and wake up for five minutes
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Rolling into cakes
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Brush a thin layer of oil into the pan and fry over low heat
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Turn over after discoloration
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Repeatedly turn it over a few times and it's almost ready
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Now tear it up as much as you want O(∩_∩)O Since it is still steaming, the picture is a little blurry
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It looks like it’s torn, haha, it’s ready to eat