Liangpi
1.
Prepare materials. Use a garlic press to press the onion and garlic into a puree, and soak in clean water for a while to make the onion and garlic water. Shred the cucumber and remove the roots of mung bean sprouts.
2.
Put high-gluten flour, sweet potato (starch) flour, and salt in a bowl.
3.
Pour some water and mix the flour in one direction first.
4.
Pour in the remaining water and stir until there are no particles. The batter becomes smooth and can be connected into a line when lifted. (If you feel a little strenuous when you lift it up, add a little bit of water in an appropriate amount until the lift is easily streamlined)
5.
Brush a layer of oil on the flat-bottomed mold, scoop the batter into the flat-bottomed mold with a spoon, and spread the batter evenly with the back of the spoon. .
6.
Boil water in the wok, put the flat-bottomed mold into the water, cover the pot, and steam for about 5 minutes on medium heat until the surface of the dough becomes transparent.
7.
Take it out, slowly uncover it, and spread it flat in a greased pan. Make the remaining batter one by one.
8.
Cut the prepared Liangpi into strips. (If it is sticky, it will be easier to cut with oil on the knife)
9.
After blanching the mung bean sprouts and cucumber shreds, put them on the cold skin. Strain the onion and garlic water to remove the residue and pour it into the cold skin. Add salt, chicken powder, and spicy oil. Mix well.
Tips:
1. Those who like to be jealous can add appropriate amount of balsamic vinegar.
2. You can also add diced gluten and soybean sprouts.