Midsummer delicacy - Liangpi (face wash version)
Overview
Although I am from the south, I accidentally fell in love with the Liangpi from the north. This is a relatively time-consuming dish. You need to wash the noodles and steam it yourself. Generally, in order to entertain guests, I will go to all the trouble to make it. This time, I will attach a detailed production process. I hope people who like to eat cold skin can also learn from it. (After making the Liangpi, I used two ways to eat it: fried Liangpi and cold Liangpi, each with its own flavor)
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Ingredients
Steps
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Knead the dough and let it rest for half an hour
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Pour a bowl of water and start washing your face
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Keep kneading the dough with your hands
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Let the dough wash with white water
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Then pour out the facial water and continue pouring water into the face to wash the face. Repeat until the water that comes out is no longer white.
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The facial water that comes out after washing is thick white
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It is best to prepare a mesh spoon during the washing process, because the flour tends to become soft and unshaped before the gluten is washed out during the washing process. Shake it with a mesh spoon to make the dough firm.
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After washing to the end, the dough becomes gluten
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I washed out a large basin of face water
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Let the pasta water sit for one night) (If you are pressed for time, it should be left for at least 5 hours)
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After the facial water settles on the second day: there will be a layer of clear water on top.
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Scoop off the water with a spoon, leaving only the white layer of pasta water below
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The treated facial water is the same as white rice milk
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Prepare two plates and start steaming the cold skin
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Remember to prepare a bowl of cooking oil and a brush
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Brush a layer of oil on the plate
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Scoop a spoonful of slurry water
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Place in steamer
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Steam one plate for about two minutes
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Use chopsticks to draw a circle around the plate. The steamed cold skin can be easily peeled off
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Brush a layer of oil on the cold skin, so that the cold skin is stacked layer by layer
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Steamed cold skin
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Finished product pictures
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After leaving the gluten overnight, pour out the water
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Very tenacious
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Smooth out the gluten
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Steam for 15 minutes
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The steamed gluten is very loose
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Cut it in half and prepare to fry a plate of cold skin first
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Chopped gluten
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Chopped cold skin
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The cold skin made by yourself is transparent and elastic
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Stir-fry some minced meat
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Put some beans
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Then pour in the cold skin and gluten
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Although it is simple, it looks delicious. Pour some soy sauce, stir-fry and you are ready to eat
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Simple version of stir-fried cold skin
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product picture 2) (I have a new system and I don’t know how to delete the redundant pictures. It’s so embarrassing)
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Make another kind of meal - cold cold skin, prepare sesame paste, pour some cold water, add some salt and soy sauce to make a sauce
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I forgot to take pictures during the mixing process: put the cut cold skin into a large bowl, pour in the chopped coriander, yellow radish, and shredded carrots, pour in the prepared sauce, then add a little vinegar and sesame oil, mix it, and you are ready to eat.
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Eating cold skin is especially refreshing in summer