Hand-rolled noodles
Overview
In the cold winter, I have a bowl of steaming hand-made noodles in the morning and evening. I am sweating profusely after eating them, plus a bowl of noodle soup. I immediately recall my childhood scene: when I was a child, my family was poor, and the children had to pretend to be cold in order to eat a bowl of noodles. My mother always rolled out a bowl of noodles and sat on the kang to eat it. I was so happy!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Place plain flour in a stainless steel basin.
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Add eggs and 3 grams of salt.
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Add 20 grams of water and mix into dough.
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Knead the top panel vigorously and repeatedly until the surface is smooth.
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Divide into thirds.
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Roll each piece into a 2mm thick pancake.
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Fold it in half from both sides, then fold it in half again in staggered layers, and fold a section from back to front to facilitate cutting noodles.
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Cut into thin noodles as you like.
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Pick up the noodles from the staggered layers one by one, and the noodles will naturally straighten.
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Arrange neatly on the cover mat.
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Cut the green onion into slices and mince the coriander.
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Cut the cabbage into thin strips and set aside.
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Sauté the onions in the pot, add shredded cabbage and 12 grams of salt, add water and bring to a boil.
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Add noodles, bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and cook for ten minutes.
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Remove from pot, put into bowls, add minced coriander, and serve.