Beijing Pea Yellow

Beijing Pea Yellow

by Yoha Kitchen

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Pea Huang is a traditional snack in Beijing. According to Beijing custom, pea yellow is eaten on the third day of the third lunar month. Therefore, pea yellow is on the market every spring and is supplied until the end of spring. Pea yellow in Beijing is divided into court and folk.
This pea yellow is a simple version. You don’t need to boil the pea. It is made directly with pea flour, which is the same as the one I have eaten in Beijing.

Ingredients

Beijing Pea Yellow

1. Prepare pea flour and caster sugar

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

2. Put 100g of pea powder and fine sugar in the container, add 250g of water, stir evenly, and stir into a fine batter

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

3. The batter is sieved, and the filtered noodles are crushed with a spoon and can be used continuously; the filtered batter is very smooth

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

4. Put the remaining 250g of water in a small pot, heat it on a low heat until the bottom of the pot starts to bubble, pour the batter, and stir as you go

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

5. Stir constantly, it has been like the picture, about 10 minutes

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

6. Pour into the container, the container does not need to be greased

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

7. The surface is best to be smoothed, covered with gauze, and let cool completely

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

8. After cooling, the pea flour is upside down on the cutting board and cut into half.

Beijing Pea Yellow recipe

Tips:

The heat must be low throughout the whole process and cook until there is no special taste of peas, about ten minutes.

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