Childhood Memories-fried Cakes

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes

by Little Lotus in the Wind

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

Do the post-70s confectioners still remember that when they were young, there was a fried cake that was as famous as the biscuits and fried dough sticks, which was slightly inferior to them in breakfast? The hot noodles are filled with sugar filling, the fried ground is burnt on the outside and tender on the inside. After a bite, the sugar juice runs down your fingers, which is especially delicious. When I was young, as long as the breakfast at home was fried dough sticks, my father usually bought me a few fried cakes to relieve my greed. The deep-fried brown and tender deep-fried cakes are still unforgettable to me.
The learning and growth of food is endless. I have tried to make it many times before, but it was unsuccessful. Most of the fried ground is harder, and the bite is very chewy. It does not have the soft and waxy texture of the fried cake I ate when I was a child. . After many trials, I finally reproduced the successful fried cake, which is really tender on the outside and tender on the inside. The key to making deep-fried cakes is to use boiling water to blanch the noodles. If you are interested, you can make a weekend breakfast experiment. It is very simple. It takes only 20 minutes to complete.

Ingredients

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes

1. Add 20g of water and 20g sugar in a pot to boil.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

2. Pour in 80g flour.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

3. Turn the heat to a low heat, use chopsticks to mix the flour and water evenly. Use a spatula to help choke off the surface sticking to the bottom of the pot. Turn off the heat when stirring until there is no dry noodles.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

4. Let the noodles cool until they are not hot, knead the noodles with oil on your hands until a very smooth dough is reached.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

5. Take another small bowl, add flour and sugar and mix evenly to make sugar filling. The noodles are added to make the melted sugar thicker during the frying process to prevent it from flowing out.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

6. The dough is pulled into 35 g pieces, and a nest is formed in the middle.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

7. Put the sugar filling.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

8. Wrap tightly and pat into dough cake shape.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

9. Boil the oil pan to the point where the chopsticks are inserted into the blisters, put in the oil cake embryos, and fry them until golden brown and remove them.

Childhood Memories-fried Cakes recipe

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