Shaqima

Shaqima

by Teacher Kong teaches cooking

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

The process of planting white sesame seeds when making sachima is like the heavy snow drifting today.

Shaqima, also called Saqima, is a kind of Manchu food and is now one of the famous Beijing-style cakes in Beijing.

The Spring Festival is approaching, it would be great if you can make some snacks for your family and friends to enjoy with your friends and family! I especially recommend this Shaqima. It is our traditional Chinese dessert. The golden color looks very appetizing, and the taste is soft and soft. It is a favorite for the elderly and children.

The point is that it is not troublesome to make. You don’t need tools such as an oven. Cut the dough into pieces, fry it in the pan until golden, and then mix it with the boiled sugar juice. The dough is not added with water, and the noodles are mixed with eggs. It doesn't grieve your teeth at all!

Shaqima

1. 1. Beat eggs in the basin, pour high flour, medium flour, and baking powder.

Shaqima recipe

2. 2. Grasp evenly with your hands. (It will feel slightly sticky at first, but it will not stick to it after it becomes a ball)

Shaqima recipe

3. 3. Knead the dough smoothly, cover with plastic wrap and relax for 30 minutes. (It feels that the dough is a little bit dry and you can add a little egg liquid. No water is added during the whole process of kneading, so it tastes soft and does not grind teeth)

Shaqima recipe

4. 4. Sprinkle a little flour on the kneading pad to prevent sticking, and roll the loose dough into a slightly larger rectangular dough.

Shaqima recipe

5. 5. Use a scraper to cut into thin strips. (It will swell when it is cut thick and deep-fried, but it will not look good if it is too thick)

Shaqima recipe

6. 6. Cover the cut dough with a little flour and shake well to prevent sticking.

Shaqima recipe

7. 7. Heat a half pot of cooking oil to 7 minutes hot, add a little noodles, it will float quickly. (If you can't finish frying in one pot, pour it in twice)

Shaqima recipe

8. 8. Flip the filter several times to make it evenly colored.

Shaqima recipe

9. 9. After frying until golden brown, remove the oil and put it in a clean basin.

Shaqima recipe

10. 10. Boil sugar water: Pour water, sugar and salt into the milk pot.

Shaqima recipe

11. 11. Use chopsticks to roll the maltose into the pot. (Maltose is relatively sticky, use chopsticks to help melt it when it's out of the pot)

Shaqima recipe

12. 12. Stir constantly with a spoon until the sugar water changes color slightly and becomes a soft candy state. Pour in the fried noodles. (The sugar water is about 115°C, which can just stick to the dough. If the oil temperature is too high, sanding will occur, and the temperature is too low and the viscosity is poor.)

Shaqima recipe

13. 13. Turn over the pan to coat the dough evenly with sugar sauce. (If you can't turn the pot, use a spoon to stir evenly)

Shaqima recipe

14. 14. Sprinkle white sesame seeds on top of the pan and mix well.

Shaqima recipe

15. 15. Mix it while hot and scoop it into a square mold.

Shaqima recipe

16. 16. Press firmly by hand. (Or put a layer of fresh-keeping bag, put heavy objects to compact)

Shaqima recipe

17. 17. After cooling, turn the mold upside down and release it.

Shaqima recipe

18. 18. Lift up the lid of the bottom mold, you can see layers of wire drawing.

Shaqima recipe

19. 19. Cut into cubes with a knife and start eating!

Shaqima recipe

Tips:



Tips:

1. You can buy maltose in supermarkets or Taobao. If you don't have it, you can use honey or water syrup instead to make the syrup more viscous.

2. I only use white sesame seeds for flavoring in the fruit. You can also add cranberries, raisins, and dried nuts.

3. The mold I use is a 6-inch (side length 16.4cm×height 6cm) square non-stick mold. I probably made this plate, and one more piece. You can make it according to your own needs. If the mold is not If you don't stick, you need to brush the oil, otherwise it will be difficult to demould.

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