Dry Frying Bell
1.
Soak the oily skin in water for half a day.
2.
To prepare the meat filling, pour two spoons of water soaked with ginger and shallots, an appropriate amount of salt, and a teaspoon of rice wine.
3.
Stir evenly into a thin paste.
4.
Remove the oil skins, gently squeeze out the water, and place the two oil skins on the cutting board.
5.
Use chopsticks to gently push the meat filling all over the oil skin.
6.
Cut off the irregular corners, gently roll the oily skin into a roll, and stick a little water on the outermost layer.
7.
Cut into even long strips.
8.
Boil the oil in the pot to 50% heat. Use a slotted spoon to gently put the oil-skinned rolls into the pot and fry for two minutes.
9.
Fry all the oil-skinned rolls at once and remove them.
10.
When the oil in the pot is 70% to 80% hot, pour the fried dough rolls into the pot and re-fry until the surface is golden.
Tips:
1: Re-frying once can make the oil-skin rolls crisper.
2: Before serving, it can be served with deep-fried sweet noodle sauce and dipped in a special flavor.
3: Don't spread the meat too thick, or it will break easily.
4: When rolling, don't roll it too tightly, it is not easy to blow through, it is not easy to be too loose, and it is easy to loose.