Fried Mahua
Overview
When I was a child, there were not many delicious foods at home. Only during the Chinese New Year could I eat snacks that were not easy to eat at ordinary times. For example, this fried twist, its crispness and sweetness always bring back wonderful childhood memories! But it wasn’t always possible to eat enough at any time. Seeing the bags of twists being simply wrapped and sealed by my mother and lying quietly in the kitchen, I really looked forward to the New Year visit to relatives ending soon, so that I could have a full meal. The sweetness after waiting, the childhood experience is still fresh in my memory... No more words, let’s serve the twists!
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Ingredients
Steps
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After the dough is mixed, let it rise for about half an hour, divide it into several portions, and then roll them into large pieces. The thinner the better!
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Use a knife to cut into rectangular pieces of appropriate size, then cut through the middle without cutting off both ends!
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Use a knife to cut into rectangular pieces of appropriate size, and then use a knife to cut the middle of each small piece of dough without cutting off both ends!
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Take two pieces of dough, as shown in the picture, pass the top piece through the upper end of the middle cut of the bottom piece!
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Pass the right end of the bottom piece through the middle cut of the top piece, and that's it!
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After it's done, pinch the two ends of the dough and stretch it out to make it look more like a twist!
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I'm a glutton and love to do more. Look, isn't it spectacular?
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Pour some corn oil into the pot and heat it up, add peanuts in batches to break, turn over from time to time to observe the heat, and turn it over in time!
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Pour some corn oil into the pot and heat it up, put the peanuts in batches to break, turn over from time to time to observe the heat, and turn it over in time!
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It's actually overcooked to be fried like this. The best effect is to take it out when it's slightly brown. We weighed more and cooked it several times. The next few pots were very good, but it's a pity that we didn't take pictures!
