Grilled Gluten
1.
Put the salt in warm water and stir to melt.
2.
Pour the gluten powder into the warm water little by little, while stirring it with chopsticks, and finally form a dough for 1 hour.
3.
The good dough looks tender, but it has better elasticity. Take the dough out and place it on a cutting board, pat it lightly into a 1 cm thick pie, and cut the gluten into long strips with a knife.
4.
Take two bamboo skewers, stretch one gluten, clamp the top of the bamboo skewers and wrap it around the bamboo skewers in circles. Put the finished gluten skewers into the cold water basin in time to prevent adhesion.
5.
Put everything into the pot and cook until it rises and is fully cooked. Take it out and immediately put it in cold water to cool it down.
6.
Brush the gluten skewers with garlic sauce and oil, sprinkle with sesame seeds, and fry until slightly charred.
Tips:
Gluten flour tends to become lump when it meets water, so prepare warm water first and then sprinkle in gluten flour little by little, and stir while sprinkling, so that it won't stick to your hands when you make it together.
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\nIf you want to eat spiral skewers, the gluten strips should be thicker, and they should be fully cooked when they are cooked. The sauce can be adjusted according to your favorite taste.
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