Rice cake
Overview
Some time ago, I was chatting with him about the taste of the fat cakes I had when I was a kid, and that’s how I came up with today’s recipe. When I was a kid, it was fifty cents, a piece as big as a palm. I ate it in my stomach before I even got home on the way from school. He originally suggested that I make it with brown sugar, but I like the original flavor, so I didn’t add brown sugar. Nowadays, there are two types of food sold outside: brown sugar and original flavor. When I was a kid, I ate more of the original flavor. I have never made it before, and I don’t have any rice flour at home. He said to make it myself, so I tried several methods, including dry grinding and wet grinding, and failed many times. It is really troublesome to make it yourself, but I have to admit that it is really convenient to buy it from outside. But fortunately, the food you make yourself tastes safe, so it’s worth it. When I failed, I didn't say anything, I just told him that I failed...I didn't say anything else, and then I changed my method, this and that...I kept failing and trying...Okay, I finally succeeded. The simpler the ingredients, the more troublesome it is to make! Maybe this is also the experience that the beauty of trust brings to us!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the ingredients, one cup of rice, which is prepared one night in advance and soaked overnight
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Drain the rice
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Directly into the grinding cup
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Add appropriate amount of yogurt
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Stir evenly and add sugar
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Stir evenly again
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Add appropriate amount of yeast
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Add a little baking powder
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It doesn't take too long to polish, just a short while, just keep it a little fine-grained (I also added a little bit of drinking water, I forgot to take a photo)
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After grinding, pour into a bowl and prepare for fermentation
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Cover with something and let the fermented rice milk swell
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After a few hours, the fermentation will increase
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Prepare the mold, wash it, scald it in boiling water, and drain the water
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Brush a thin layer of oil on the mold
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Pour into mold
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Steam over high heat, steam over low heat for half an hour to forty minutes, simmer for ten minutes, and open the lid
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The taste of childhood