Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns)

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns)

by Warm sunny

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Today is New Year’s Eve. According to our family’s practice, the reunion dinner must be eaten at home, because I feel that the family will go to the restaurant when the meal is over, and they will go back to each house after eating. After the first year of the junior high school, I will choose to go to a restaurant for dinner. Cooking reunion dinner at home is also a kind of fun for people like us who love to cook. One person has a few specialties, and a table of meals is easy to get. The only drawback is that the kitchen is too small, the stove is limited, and some can’t be used. The time will be delayed, so during the Spring Festival, the family will always prepare some snacks such as dried fruit snacks for hungry comrades to cushion their stomachs. This year’s dim sum is prepared by me. There is no trick. The most common Chinese pastry is also the most traditional dim sum. Until now, I still remember that when I was a child, I like to visit relatives and friends at home for New Year greetings, because I have a child at home. After they leave, all kinds of snack boxes wrapped in flower paper and red paper will belong to me. Every time I open it, I first pick a piece I like and have a good time. At that time, there were not many types of desserts. Generally, the boxes contained old-fashioned cakes, walnut crisps, and various sweet and salty crisps. Saqima was considered a high-end product. When I was young, my favorite was the Saqima. Because it was sweet enough, I didn’t like it so much when I grew up, but I didn’t like it so much. So this time I only made some crisps such as jujube puree, chestnut paste, red bean paste filling and egg yolk pastry. A little more, in order to appear festive, I used a little red pigment, a full basket, quite the atmosphere of the New Year when I was young. "

Ingredients

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns)

1. Mix the water and oil skin ingredients and knead into a smooth dough for 20 minutes.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

2. Mix the ingredients of the shortbread into a shortbread.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

3. Divide the oil skin into 30 grams and round it for later use.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

4. Divide the shortbread into equal parts with the oily crust and set aside.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

5. Take a dough and press it flat, and put the pastry in the center.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

6. Curl the pastry dough into a round shape.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

7. Flatten the pastry dough and roll it into an oval shape.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

8. Roll up the oval dough sheet from top to bottom, cover with plastic wrap and relax for 10 minutes.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

9. Place the noodle rolls upright and squash them.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

10. Roll the dough into a strip, and roll it up again to relax for 10 minutes.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

11. .Pick up the noodle roll vertically, close the mouth upward, press the center of the noodle roll with your thumb, and fold the top and bottom ends toward the middle.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

12. Roll the dough into a circle and roll it out.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

13. Divide the fillings into suitable sizes, and round them into balls.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

14. Put the dough in your hand, put the filling in the middle, use the tiger's mouth with the other hand to push the dough up from the bottom in a circular motion, close the dough into a ball, and put the seal down.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

15. Roll the dough into a round cake shape.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

16. Use scissors to cut into petals as shown in the figure, being careful not to cut it in the middle.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

17. Twist one petal to the left or right as shown in the picture, with the filling upwards.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

18. Twist all the petals in turn, paying attention to the same direction.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

19. Take another dough, roll it into a round cake, and cut it into five or six petals.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

20. Use your thumb and index finger to pinch the top of the petals into a pointed shape.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

21. Use a sharp knife to make a pattern on each petal.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

22. Take a dough filled with fillings and close it downward, and use a blade to draw six petals at the top, which is the lotus cake. (You can use red pigment to spray color on the surface with a small watering can)

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

23. Take a dough and roll it into a round cake. Use a knife to make three passes. Brush with egg yolk to make a wife cake.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

24. Decorate with pigments, put in a preheated oven, 180 degrees for 20 minutes.

Chinese Crisp (with Various Patterns) recipe

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