Multigrain Pancakes
1.
Mix all the hemp leaf ingredients (200 grams of flour, 4 grams of salt, 7 grams of black sesame seeds (optional), and appropriate amount of water), and form a hard dough, cover with a damp cloth and wake for 20 minutes. Because I used a noodle machine to roll, it doesn’t matter if it’s not smooth
2.
Put it into the noodle maker and roll it into thin and even strips. Remember to sprinkle cornstarch in the middle to prevent sticking.
3.
Cut into appropriate rectangular pieces, and cut a cut in the middle.
4.
Fry in a frying pan until golden on both sides.
5.
Remove the drained oil and set aside.
6.
Put the white noodles, corn noodles, and bean noodles in a container.
7.
Add salt and 430 grams of water and stir evenly (the amount of water can be adjusted according to the proficiency of the cake)) and let it stand for 40 minutes, stirring two or three times in the middle to dissolve the gnocchi.
8.
Chopped scallions, coriander and pickles into small cubes
9.
Preheat the pancake fritters, use a brush to dip a little oil (or use oil flocs) to wipe the surface of the pan
10.
Spoon an appropriate amount of batter, spread the batter evenly with a bamboo dragonfly or a scraper
11.
Knock in an egg and spread it out evenly.
12.
After the egg liquid has solidified, apply a layer of sweet noodle sauce. Use cool white to dilute the sweet noodle sauce in advance. If you like spicy food, add some chili sauce.
13.
Sprinkle with chives, coriander and diced pickles.
14.
Shovel around the edge with a shovel.
15.
Put two pieces of fried hemp leaves.
16.
Wrap it up and shovel it out from the middle. (My chanzi is not as big as pancakes sold outside, so I simply wrap it)
17.
Finished picture
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Finished picture