Red Bean Pancake with Dumpling Skin
1.
Wash the red beans in advance, put them in a bowl, add a lot of water, soak them overnight, rinse them with water again after soaking, add an appropriate amount of water and put them in a pressure cooker to cook. Press the pressure cooker for ten minutes to turn off the heat, or you can use a rice cooker to cook, but if you use a rice cooker, it takes a little longer, and red beans are not easy to cook.
2.
The boiled red beans can be beaten into red bean paste with a food processor, but I prefer a little grainy texture, so I usually mash it directly with one end of a rolling pin while it is hot. It doesn't need to be too crushed, and the red bean paste can be solidified together.
3.
After the red beans are slightly crushed, add white sugar or powdered sugar, and mix well with a spoon. The red bean paste is ready and set aside for later use.
4.
Take two pieces of dumpling wrappers and place them on the chopping board.
5.
Lay a spoonful of red bean paste in the middle of one of the skins and use the bottom of the spoon to smooth it slightly. Leave a little more white space around to make patterns, so that the shape of the cake will be more beautiful.
6.
Cover another blank dumpling wrapper on top, touch the filling part in the middle to make it slightly flat, press the edge of the dumpling wrapper with a fork to make the two dumpling wrappers stick together and press To make the pattern, apply a little force to make the pattern clearer.
7.
After all the red bean cakes are made, brush a thin layer of egg liquid on each surface.
8.
Sprinkle a little black sesame seeds to decorate, and the preparatory work is done.
9.
Pour a little oil in the pan, heat it up slightly, put the red bean pie in the pan, continue to use low heat to slowly fry the bottom of the pie until slightly browned. Shake the pan and shake the cake to prevent it from sticking to the pan.
10.
After the bottom becomes slightly browned, pour in water just below the bottom of the pot and close the lid.
11.
Simmer for about a minute or two, the water has dried up, and the cake will be fully cooked.
12.
To get a better taste, you also need to turn the cake over and fry the surface a little bit. This way, the cake is tender on both sides and has a particularly good taste. Eat it while it's hot, it's crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, sweet and crisp, with a particularly good taste.
Tips:
Dumpling skins should be handled while they are fresh. If the surface is dry, the taste of the finished dumplings will not be good. Therefore, if the dumpling skins are left behind, they can be packed in a fresh-keeping bag and placed in the refrigerator. They will not dry out for three days. .
When pressing the lace with a fork, you can dip the fork in the flour first, and the fork with the flour will not stick to the dumpling skin. With a little effort, the clearer the pattern will be.