Old-fashioned Pan-fried
1.
All-purpose flour~ I scooped 2 scoops with a saucepan-sized rice spoon~ Add milk~ Add water~ Add appropriate amount of baking powder and noodles~ Remember to use the baking powder for Chinese dim sum~ Raw fried is a semi-fermented dim sum~ Don’t put a lot~
2.
The dough is smooth and smooth~ a little sticky to your hands~ Cover with a wet towel or gauze~ Let stand for 30 minutes~
3.
You can make fillings while standing~
4.
The meat was chopped by myself before~ plus lobster meat~ eggs~ spring onions~ cooking wine~ various seasonings for their own porridge~
5.
Stir evenly~Stir clockwise or counterclockwise~Stir until the thickened sauce is good~
6.
The dough wakes up~ because it is semi-fermented~ so it won't be too big~
7.
After that, divide 20 grams into a dose~ (Long-sounding sentence~ Shengjian is sold as one or two, one or two~ One, two, 4~ Why is it 4~ Because in the planned economy~ This kind of snack is based on food stamps~ 4 raw fried skins are exactly one or two~ then count down 50 grams to make 4 raw decoctions~ the dose is only ten grams~ but my level is limited~ only 20 grams can be divided into one dose~ otherwise I am afraid that it will not be able to pack~ hehe ~)
8.
Put the powder on the powder~roll it into a leather~
9.
Wrap the lobster meat~ into the pan~
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Pour in the right amount of cooking oil~Fry on high heat~
11.
When you smell the fragrance~ Pour in water~ The water is 1/3 of the raw fry~ The high fire will turn to a small fire after 5 minutes~
12.
Wait until the water is dry~ The scallion and sesame seeds can be served~
Tips:
"Right" is difficult to control~ but after being cooked, it feels like you can master it by your hands~ it is the so-called practice makes perfect~