Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary]

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary]

by First taste diary

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

The lotus root flour balls look similar to glutinous rice balls, but the glutinous rice balls are made of glutinous rice flour, while the lotus root flour balls are made of natural lotus root flour. They are elastic, soft and delicate, sweet and refreshing, and refreshing.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary]

1. Pour glutinous rice flour, lotus root flour and powdered sugar into a bowl and mix well. (Add matcha powder or purple sweet potato powder to other flavors)

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

2. Add water several times in small amounts and stir to form a moderately hard dough.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

3. Divide the dough into small portions and knead into balls.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

4. Cover with plastic wrap to prevent the surface from drying out.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

5. Boil a pot of water, add the balls when the water boils.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

6. Cook until the balls float, remove them and put them in ice water to cool them to keep the taste of Q bombs.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

7. Add cold boiled water to lotus root flour and stir.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

8. Boil 100g of water in a pot, add lotus root powder water while stirring, and cook until the consistency you like, then turn off the heat.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

9. Add rose petals and stir well.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

10. Put the balls in a bowl and add a few spoonfuls of lotus root noodle soup.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

11. Pour a little honey and sprinkle with rose petals.

Lotus Root Fen Wanzi [first Flavor Diary] recipe

Tips:

/Dough/
1. Different brands of glutinous rice flour or lotus root flour have different water absorption, and the amount of water needs to be added in small amounts and multiple times.
2. Knead the flour into a soft and non-sticky dough. Remember to wrap the dough that has not been used with plastic wrap. If exposed to the air for a long time, the surface of the dough will be dry and cracked.

/Flavors/
1. You can add matcha powder, purple sweet potato powder, etc. as you like.
2. The lotus root noodle soup is tasteless. You can add sweet-scented osmanthus or honey to increase the sweetness.

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