Diy Old Beijing Donkey Rolling
1.
First put the soybean noodles in a cold wok on medium heat and heat
2.
Dry the soy noodles and fry them until the color turns yellow (because it is dry noodles that are very mushy, you must turn them frequently)
3.
After being fried, sift through a sieve while it is hot to remove the soy noodles that have not been fried, and then spread the soy noodles to dissipate heat
4.
Add appropriate amount of brown sugar to the dried soy noodles and stir evenly. Pass through a sieve again. If there are brown sugar lumps, roll them out with a rolling pin (the amount of brown sugar depends on your preference)
5.
Take a basin and weigh 250 grams of glutinous rice flour
6.
Add an appropriate amount of water and mix the glutinous rice flour into a batter
7.
Take another large plate and grease the plate with oil
8.
Pour the glutinous rice flour paste in, then put the plate in the steamer and steam for 30 minutes
9.
Let it cool for a few minutes after steaming
10.
Pour the steamed batter on the soy noodles mixed with brown sugar, sprinkle some cooked soy noodles on top, roll them into slices with a rolling pin, (sprinkle some cooked soy noodles to prevent sticking to the noodles)
11.
Cut off the extra space around to make a square dough
12.
Spread the homemade jujube paste evenly on the dough with a scraper
13.
Wipe all around
14.
Roll up
15.
Dip a knife in cold water and cut into small pieces
Tips:
The food made of glutinous rice is very sticky, so don't eat more each time.