Just Good for that Bite--hometown Tofu Rolls
1.
Add water to the flour and stir to form a flour ear;
2.
Knead into dough, then cook for 15 minutes;
3.
Chop the tofu, chop the green onion, ginger, and parsley, put them in a bowl together, add eggs, and mix well; add five-spice powder, oil and salt to taste; dress as stuffing and set aside;
4.
Flatten the good dough;
5.
Roll out a thin rectangular skin;
6.
Half of the noodles are smeared with tofu filling;
7.
Put the other half as a lid on the tofu filling;
8.
Press the lower part of the palm tightly around it, and then press the whole dough into a small rectangle;
9.
Use to cut along the pressed area
10.
Grease the electric baking pan and put on tofu rolls;
11.
Fry until golden on both sides
12.
Fry until golden on both sides.
13.
Out of the pot!
14.
Let's take a look at Zhang again!
Tips:
Tips: 1. If you don't like the tofu flavor, you can pass the water first to get rid of the tofu flavor;
2. Tofu has a lighter taste, so use more seasoning when seasoning;
3. When frying, if you like greasy, you can put more oil, so that the surface is a bit crispy;
4. If you don't like too oily, you can put the tofu roll first, heat it up a little, and put a little oil in it, so that it absorbs less oil;
5. If you don't like to eat too crispy, you can wait until the surface is a bit hard, and add some water, which is equivalent to decoction;