Wogua Pie

by Steady happiness

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

The green melons grown at home are ready. They are too big and can’t be eaten at one time, so I can make pies and eat them. They are very fresh and delicious! You can also eat other fillings as delicious! "

Wogua Pie

1. Use warm water and boil the yeast into the flour and stir

2. Cover the dough with plastic wrap and start to ferment

3. Just double the size

4. The green-skinned melon we grow in our own home is called Wogua

5. Cut the melon into small pieces

6. The water in the pot has been opened to the water

7. It's okay if it changes color and becomes soft

8. Put it in cold water

9. Put all the spices in, including the oil

10. Knead the cooked noodles and pat the inside out and then rub them into this long shape

11. Cut into pieces with a knife

12. Each press

13. Use a rolling pin to roll out a thin dough on both sides with a thick middle in the middle

14. Tundish serving

15. Wrap it up like a bun

16. Press down one more time

17. After pressing, use a rolling pin to gently roll the front and back. If the dough is heavy, the skin will break.

18. Put the oil in the electric baking pan and fry the cake

19. Fry it until both sides are browned and you can get it out of the pan

20. I made this, kids love to eat it😜

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