Crispy bottom flower roll
Overview
I made a fruit-flavored cake a few days ago, but the result was not satisfactory. The baked cake was wet and sticky and not very tasty. It would be a pity and waste to throw it away, so I crushed it all and added it to the flour. I originally wanted to steam the steamed buns, but when the dough was ready, I changed my mind and made them into Hanamaki. However, this Hanamaki was not steamed but was fried in water. The bottom was crispy and the top was soft. It was an unexpected effect.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Chop green onions
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Heat the oil in the frying pan, add the chopped green onion, stir-fry quickly for a while, turn off the heat, cover and simmer for a while to make green onion oil and set aside
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The risen dough
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Divide the dough into two pieces on the board. First roll one of the dough into a large round piece and pour onion oil
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Spread evenly, add some chopped green onion and sprinkle with a little salt
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Roll up and cut into sections
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Each group of two overlaps and uses chopsticks to press out marks
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Do it one by one
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Hold the two ends in opposite directions and twist them into a flower roll shape, place it in a frying pan filled with oil, and fry over low heat until the bottom is browned
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Then add a little water to cover and continue frying over low heat
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Wait until the water has basically evaporated and the rolls are cooked
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You can sprinkle some sesame seeds before serving to make it more fragrant