Pork Floss Taro Crisp

Pork Floss Taro Crisp

by elmonte

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

I made taro cakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival. My friends liked it very much. They said they liked taro fillings with less oil, less sugar and grains. Unlike the ones sold outside, they were too oily and sweet. I bought taro last week and made taro fillings. In addition to making bread, I also made taro crisps. I took it to the company's potluck. It was very popular. "

Pork Floss Taro Crisp

1. Add oil to the floss floss and mix well.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

2. The taro filling is divided into 20 portions, 30 grams each, and each portion is wrapped with pork floss.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

3. Wrap everything and roll it into a ball for later use.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

4. Put the pastry ingredients in a bowl.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

5. Grasp it with your hands to form a dough, wrap it in plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

6. The water and oily skin knead out the film, so that it is not easy to break the skin and reveal the crispness.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

7. Wrap with plastic wrap and let relax for 15-20 minutes.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

8. Divide the water oil skin and the shortbread into 10 portions.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

9. The oil skin is wrapped with shortbread.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

10. Roll into a ball.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

11. Take a round ball, squash it with the palm of your hand, use a rolling pin to gently roll it up from the middle, and then roll it down from the middle. Don't roll it back and forth, it will easily break.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

12. Roll up from the top to the bottom.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

13. Relax for 15 minutes. (Every time it relaxes, it must be covered with plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out)

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

14. Take a portion with the mouth facing upwards, squeeze it with your hands, gently roll it up from the middle with the rolling pin, and roll it down from the middle, and then repeat it, rolling it out into a strip.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

15. Roll up from top to bottom.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

16. Relax for 15 minutes.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

17. Cut each portion with a sharp knife in the middle.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

18. Changed to 20 copies, with clear levels.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

19. The cut is facing down and flattened.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

20. Roll out into a wafer.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

21. Wrap taro fillings and arrange them into balls. (The cut surface is on the outside, and the top should be in the middle when wrapping.)

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

22. Wrap them one by one and arrange them on the baking tray, leaving some space for each.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

23. Put it in the preheated oven and bake at 350F/180C for 20-25 minutes. (The fillings are all cooked and baked until they are crispy.)

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

24. Keep it cool on the shelf.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

25. Very crisp.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

26. After letting cool, put it in an airtight container. In the current weather, it can be stored at room temperature for 3 days. You can keep it in the refrigerator if you can't finish it. When you eat it, you can bake it for another 10 minutes.

Pork Floss Taro Crisp recipe

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