Xiaohuaqingbing

Xiaohuaqingbing

by Fresh water bamboo

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

20m

Serving

2

Some of the sage grass picked before the Ching Ming Festival is frozen in the refrigerator, and after thawing, it is made into green cakes to eat. It is glutinous and has a slight sweet taste, which is different from the stuffed Qingtuan made last time. "

Ingredients

Xiaohuaqingbing

1. Wash the sage grass.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

2. It is too cold to blanch in boiling water.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

3. Make a paste in a food processor.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

4. Bring to a boil in a milk pan.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

5. Put it in the mixture of sugar, glutinous rice flour and sticky rice flour while it is hot.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

6. Make dough and cover with wet cloth for half an hour.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

7. Roll out into thin slices.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

8. Use a biscuit mold to form small flowers.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

9. Brush the pan with oil and fry the green cakes.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

10. Flip and fry until cooked.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

11. Waxy, slightly sweet.

Xiaohuaqingbing recipe

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