Spiral Sweet Potato Crisp
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100 grams of low-gluten flour, 25 grams of high-gluten flour, 2 tablespoons of sugar, 25 grams of lard, 65 grams of water, a little bit of edible pink pigment, and a dough. 110 grams of low-gluten flour and 55 grams of lard are also mixed into dough. Wrap the two doughs in plastic wrap for 30 minutes.
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After finishing, the pink oil skin is pressed flat, and the white pastry dough is wrapped.
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Spheronization.
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Roll into an oval shape.
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Fold up and down into a rectangle.
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Rotate it 90 degrees and roll it out again.
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Then fold it up and down into a rectangle.
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Rotate it another 90 degrees and roll it out.
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Roll up from top to bottom.
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Cut into small doses.
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The incision is facing upwards.
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Press flat and roll into a round cake.
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Then wrap the stuffing.
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Gather the dough in the middle, wrap the filling, pinch tightly and close the mouth.
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Close the mouth down, round, and make all the green bodies in turn.
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Put it into the baking tray for roasting. Baking: (Time and temperature are for reference only, please take your own oven as the standard) Preheat the oven in advance, 200 degrees, 25 minutes.
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Spiral Sweet Potato Crisp
Tips:
I didn't weigh the amount of sweet potatoes, butter, and sugar. I tasted it as I adjusted it, and I felt that the taste was satisfactory. It is best to choose dried sweet potatoes, which have low water content and are easier to wrap. In addition, after the filling is adjusted, it can be frozen in the refrigerator for a while to let the filling solidify and it is also beneficial to the wrapper. If you don’t like lard, you can replace it with butter.