Luncheon Meat Hanaki
Overview
My husband usually likes to eat Hanaki. This time he suggested that I make luncheon meat because my colleagues said it was delicious. Okay, let’s make luncheon meat rolls. This one is really delicious.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Add appropriate amount of water to the self-raising flour to form a dough and set aside to rise.
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Cut canned lunch meat into small pieces.
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Wash and chop green onions.
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The dough will ferment in about 40 minutes.
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Take the fermented dough to the cutting board, knead it and roll it into a rectangular piece.
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Add appropriate amount of sesame oil on the dough sheet.
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Add appropriate amount of salt and spread evenly.
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Spread the chopped lunch meat evenly on the dough sheet.
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Sprinkle a layer of chopped green onion evenly on top of the lunch meat.
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Roll up the dough sheet starting from one end.
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Roll it into a strip and roll it tightly as shown.
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Then cut into pieces with a knife.
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Take a spoon and use chopsticks, press it down from the middle and then sort it out.
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Make all the flower rolls in sequence, then put them in the pot to rise for about 40 minutes.
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Steam in a steamer over medium heat for 13 minutes, then turn off the heat and simmer for another three minutes before opening the lid.