[fujian]-grandma Potato Cake

by Molan Fragrance

4.9 (1)
Favorite
3

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

This was taught to me by a Taiwanese grandma last year. At that time, I was shopping for vegetables and asked her a lot of things, some Taiwanese cooking methods. Unexpectedly, their potatoes are also called potatoes. Grandma said that she likes to use mashed potatoes to make cakes, and the minced meat is also quite a meatball. Potatoes have a lot of starch in them, so there is no need to add starch or the like. It turned out really good when I tried it, and my sisters like it too.
Taiwanese cuisine is very special. It uses very little salt. It is seasoned with the salt in the seasoning. The real salt is hardly used. This is also one of the specialties of their dishes. No salt is better than salt. "

[fujian]-grandma Potato Cake

1. Prepare ingredients.

2. The condiments needed.

3. Put potato puree, minced meat, and green onions in a large bowl.

4. Add a pinch of salt, mushroom extract, pepper, and five-spice powder.

5. Put the gloves on your hands and stir in a clockwise direction.

6. Mix the eggs thoroughly and set aside.

7. Pinch the cake into rectangular strips and put it in the egg liquid to evenly dip the egg liquid.

8. Dip the potato cake with the egg mixture and dip it in the breadcrumbs.

9. Put a small amount of oil in the pan, heat it for 8 minutes on high heat, and fry the potato cakes at low heat.

10. Fry until golden brown.

11. Add a little bean sprouts for garnish.

Tips:

When this kind of cake is high in calories, it must be eaten with vegetables in order to ensure nutrition.

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