Nut Sachima

Nut Sachima

by Flying swallows

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Among all the snacks when I was young, there are always so many memorable ones. Until I grow up, I still can’t forget their deliciousness. At that time, the glutinous cake, peach crisp, shaqima, all kinds of fruit are all kinds of Chinese desserts, and there are pastry ones. Jujube paste stuffing, red bean paste stuffing, five-nut stuffing, etc., which also include honey three knives, and a fork with honey. Our local dialect is called Xiaojian. If you leave, relatives will bring one or two packs of these, and then they will put them inside. One or two pieces of shaqima, compared with the trough cake, the sweet and soft taste of shaqima is more popular than others.

Now I don’t need to buy Shaqima if I want to eat it. I have learned how to make it for my family. It is sweet and soft and delicious. It is also good as a gift if it is packaged. Relatives and friends are in a good mood to eat small snacks made by themselves! "

Nut Sachima

1. Prepare the raw materials. The egg shell is about 60 grams. If there is a little bit of egg liquid left in the egg or add more flour, increase or decrease according to the actual situation.

Nut Sachima recipe

2. Put 4 eggs into the bucket of the bread machine.

Nut Sachima recipe

3. Add all-purpose flour and baking powder.

Nut Sachima recipe

4. After installing the inner barrel of the bread machine, Dongling bread machine selects the dough mixing program, kneading the dough for 10 minutes, and kneading by hand without a bread machine.

Nut Sachima recipe

5. The kneaded dough is taken out and rounded, and covered with plastic wrap to relax for 15 minutes.

Nut Sachima recipe

6. Chop the cranberries lightly and mix with the peanuts, melon seeds and pumpkin seeds from the natural forest.

Nut Sachima recipe

7. Mix maltose, water and sugar together.

Nut Sachima recipe

8. After the dough is relaxed, roll it into a large sheet with a thickness of about 2 mm.

Nut Sachima recipe

9. Cut into long noodles about 8 cm wide, sprinkle cornstarch in the middle of each layer, and then cut into thinner noodles.

Nut Sachima recipe

10. Cut all the noodles and sprinkle cornstarch to prevent stickiness, then shake off the excess starch.

Nut Sachima recipe

11. Put the oil in the pot and heat it to about 50% heat. Throw a piece of noodles and it will rise immediately, indicating that the oil temperature is okay. Put the noodles in a medium-to-low fire and start frying.

Nut Sachima recipe

12. Fry until the noodles are slightly yellow and remove the oil to control the oil, and then finish deep-frying them one by one. Put the cranberries and peanut nuts together.

Nut Sachima recipe

13. Put all the sugar, maltose, and water in a pot and boil it over medium and small heat.

Nut Sachima recipe

14. Don't stir it at the beginning, wait until the sugar is all melted, and then stir slowly. At this time, there will be a lot of bubbles, and the color of the sugar water is very light. At this time, you should continue to boil it.

Nut Sachima recipe

15. Boil the syrup to 115 degrees. If you don't have a thermometer, dip your chopsticks in the syrup. After a little cooling, you can pull a filament between the two chopsticks.

Nut Sachima recipe

16. Keep the pot on a low heat, add the fried noodles and dried fruits, and quickly stir evenly.

Nut Sachima recipe

17. Grease the non-stick baking pan in advance, pour the syrup-coated noodles into the baking pan, cover with greased paper and roll it back and forth with a rolling pin to shape the shaqima.

Nut Sachima recipe

18. When there is still a little residual temperature, it can be reversed and demoulded, and cut into pieces of appropriate size with a knife, and you can enjoy it.

Nut Sachima recipe

19. Finished picture.

Nut Sachima recipe

20. Finished picture.

Nut Sachima recipe

21. Finished picture.

Nut Sachima recipe

22. Finished picture.

Nut Sachima recipe

23. Finished picture.

Nut Sachima recipe

Tips:

1. This recipe is exactly the amount of a 26×26 deep baking pan. If you can't eat so much, you can make it by half.
2. Be sure to change to a larger pot to boil the syrup. When I use a 30㎝ pot to stir the noodles, it is too full and easily fall out of the pot.

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