Donkey Rolling (microwave version and steamer version)
Overview
Donkey rolling, a famous snack in Beijing. In fact, the method is very simple. As long as the proportion of water and noodles is well controlled, the ones you make by yourself will be more delicious than those from famous stores outside. In order to provide more accurate and detailed recipes for friends who want to try it, I specially made the donkey rolling in two ways: the microwave version and the steamer version.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Add water to glutinous rice flour to make a batter
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It looks relatively sparse
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Add a little cooking oil, just a tablespoonful.
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Method 1: Put it in the microwave and use high heat for 2 minutes, then turn to medium heat for 1 minute; Method 2: Put the steamer in the steamer and steam for 15 minutes.
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When the batter is first taken out of the microwave, the color and texture are uneven, and some places look uncooked. Just stir it and it will be fine. The texture of the steamed dough is similar to that of microwave oven, slightly softer.
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The red bean paste I bought ready-made is a little dry, like dried yellow bean paste. I added a little hot water to dilute it
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Stir-fry the soybean noodles in a wok for 2 or 3 minutes on low heat until you can smell the aroma of the soybeans
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Let the soybean noodles cool and spread them on the board
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Place the slightly cooled glutinous rice balls
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The outside of the glutinous rice balls is also sprinkled with soybean flour. This stuff is very sticky, like a rubber band. It can be pressed into flakes with your hands
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Spread the red bean paste - it’s not easy to spread because there are bean noodles on the dough and the red bean paste is not easy to adhere to. You have to be patient if you are greedy, haha
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It will be easy after that, roll up the dough
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Cut into pieces
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It looks pretty authentic
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There is some glutinous rice noodles left, and they are made into balls, which are softer than glutinous rice cakes. Brown sugar and black sesame fillings are added inside