Millet Crispbread
1.
Wash the millet with warm water and soak it in water for 24 hours. Try to twist it with your hands to make it break. I think that the graininess is too strong and need to be steamed and fried. If you like the graininess of the finished product, you don't need to steam it. This is determined by personal taste.
2.
Put the soaked millet in a little water, steam it over water, and mash it slightly with a rolling pin while it is hot.
3.
Add flour, eggs, a pinch of pepper and salt.
4.
Knead the millet dough well.
5.
Sprinkle dry powder on the panel, roll the millet dough into thin slices with a rolling pin, and roll it out as thin as possible. The thinner the dough, the crispier the texture will be.
6.
Cut the millet noodles into small pieces that are easy to eat.
7.
Put the sliced rice crust when the oil is seven minutes hot. Don't put the oil in the pot before it is turned on, and fry it slowly!
8.
Fry until golden, start the pan, sprinkle pepper, salt and pepper powder on the plate, a delicious and simple millet rice crust is out! Let it cool and eat it, it's fragrant and crispy, especially fragrant.
Tips:
I soaked the millet overnight and then steamed it, so the fried millet will not have a hard grainy texture. There are also friends who don't steam it, and use soaked millet to fry it. The taste will be more crispy and more crispy. Everyone has different preferences, so set it according to your personal taste!