Pan-fried Lotus Root Cake
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Wash the lotus root, peel off the skin and rub it into lotus root paste with a wiper, and add it directly to the puree. If there is no wiper, use it directly to chop it. A little grainy is also delicious.
2.
Continue to add egg liquid, flour, and chopped green onion to the bowl.
If the all-purpose flour is not available in the home, it can be replaced with low-gluten flour. The egg white will have a binding effect. It is not recommended to replace it with water or milk.
3.
Finally, sprinkle in an appropriate amount of salt, and stir all the ingredients evenly with chopsticks.
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Brush the pan with a thin layer of oil, put an appropriate amount of lotus root paste into the pan, and arrange it into an oval shape with a spatula.
If you have a mold, you can brush the oil on the inside of the mold, and then spread out various shapes such as hearts and stars.
6.
Turn on medium and small heat and fry until the lotus root cake is shaped and golden on both sides.
It can also be steamed in a steamer, steamer version: Pour lotus root paste into a bowl, brush oil and put silicone paper on the bowl, and steam on the pot for 20-25 minutes. When it's cooked, it is inverted and removed from the mold, cut into small pieces, and then eaten while it is hot.
I made 14 of these ingredients. You can choose to increase or decrease the amount of ingredients according to the ratio, or you can make more of them and seal them in the refrigerator. They can be stored for 2 to 3 days.
Tips:
If the child does not have teeth, it is best to muddy the lotus root with a wiper. When the child is older, it can be chopped directly with a knife. It is slightly grainy and tastes better. This lotus root cake is refreshing and appetizing, especially delicious. It is very suitable for winter consumption. It is great for breakfast, supper or snacks.