Spring pancakes rolled with vegetables
Overview
Spring pancakes in the Northeast are not only eaten at the beginning of spring, but also at ordinary times, but not very frequently because it is too time-consuming, requiring several dishes to be fried and the pancakes to be baked for a long time, but the final taste is definitely worth the hard work.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Take 300 grams of white flour and put it in a basin, add boiling water and some cold water. The water temperature is suitable for inserting your hand in and taking it out quickly without scalding. The dough is as soft as an earlobe. Wake up for an hour, take out and cut into larger pieces.
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Dip one pot into oil and rub it against the other pot, especially the edges. Then roll out the twin pots, making sure to use even force when rolling them out.
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Roll it out to the thickness we need.
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Pour a little oil into the electric baking pan, put the cake in, turn it over if one side is a little transparent, and sear the other side.
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If the middle bulges and there are yellow bubbles, take it out and peel it into two pieces while it's hot. Fry all the cakes in turn, find a basin with a lid, put the cakes in, cover and simmer for a while, the cakes will be very soft.
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Wash bean sprouts
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Wash and cut leeks into sections
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Heat the oil, add the bean sprouts, stir-fry over high heat until soft, and add the peppercorns.
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Add leeks, half a teaspoon of salt, and stir-fry for one minute.
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Serve it out and cover it with plastic wrap, along with other vegetables, to prevent it from getting cold.
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Put the cut meat slices into the hot oil and fry until cooked.
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Add chopped green onion
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Add shredded sauerkraut and four tablespoons of water.
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Add pepper noodles
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Half a teaspoon of salt, because there is salt in sauerkraut, the amount of salt should be reduced.
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Add dry vermicelli that has been soaked all morning. Do not blanch the vermicelli in authentic Northeastern pickled cabbage noodles. It will be very strong if you stir-fry it directly after soaking it all morning.
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Pour a tablespoon of soy sauce onto the vermicelli for color.
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Fry until the vermicelli is soft and tender, then scoop it out, which will take three minutes. Cover with plastic wrap.
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Cut the lean meat into shreds, add a little peppercorns and a tablespoon of oil to marinate for flavour.
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Chop green onions.
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Heat the oil
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Add the marinated shredded pork and stir-fry over high heat.
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When fried, add chopped green onion
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Add a bag of Northeastern soybean paste and stir-fry evenly
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Add a small spoonful of peppercorns.
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When the sauce is fragrant and thick, pour it out.
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Serve with sliced scallions and cilantro.