Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit

by User3579666954

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

Right now is the season when Beigua is on the market. Beigua is called in our northern hometown. The difference between it and pumpkin is: pumpkin is round and long, and pumpkin is yellow and green. I remember when I was young, I was not yet the age of kindergarten. My parents were busy with work, so they sent me back to my grandma's house in the countryside. Grandma will plant a few northern melons on the edge of the vegetable garden. Under the dense northern melon seedlings, you will often find a few tender northern melons. My grandmother usually picks one and cooks melon cakes that are delicious and burnt. Now my grandmother is over 80 years old. I work outside all year round. I only have the opportunity to go back two or three times a year. When I went back to see her some time ago, she made many of my favorite meals for me. Among them is this Beiguabing, which I am familiar with. The taste suddenly evoked my nostalgia for childhood! Now I will share with you, you can also try it out! "

Ingredients

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit

1. Prepare the materials

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

2. Rub the northern melon into filaments, add a teaspoon of salt, stir to marinate the water, and squeeze it dry by hand.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

3. Beat in the eggs, add chopped green onion, a small amount of thirteen incense, and mix well.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

4. Pour the flour and stir well.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

5. Stirred northern melon shreds.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

6. Preheat the electric baking pan, pour a small amount of oil, and spread evenly. Use chopsticks to put the northern melon shreds in a spoon, spread it flat, and put it in a baking pan.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

7. Make all the shredded northern melons one by one, cover and fry for 5 minutes.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

8. Open the lid after 5 minutes, pour a small amount of oil on the surface, turn it over and fry for another three minutes.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

9. Use chopsticks to pierce some small holes in the surface so that it can be cooked through. Cover and fry for another two minutes.

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

10. The finished product!

Pan-fried Beigua Biscuit recipe

Tips:

You can also put all the stir-fried Beigua shreds in an electric baking pan for frying. I made it into a small one to make it easier for the baby to eat.

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