You Tiao (baking Powder Version)

You Tiao (baking Powder Version)

by Misty soul

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

You Tiao (baking Powder Version)

1. Add baking powder, baking soda, and salt to the flour and mix well.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

2. Add eggs, corn oil, and water.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

3. Knead it into a smooth and soft dough and leave it for about half an hour.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

4. Press the pasted dough flat.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

5. As shown in the figure, fold up and down.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

6. Fold it in half again, with the seal facing down.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

7. Grease the surface of the dough, seal it with plastic wrap, and put it in the refrigerator overnight.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

8. Take out the dough the next morning, leave it at room temperature for ten minutes, remove the plastic wrap, and press the dough directly into a rectangular sheet with a thickness of 5/6 mm.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

9. Divide it into two-finger-wide noodle segments (my fingers are thicker 😂).

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

10. Each noodle segment is divided into two.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

11. stack up.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

12. Use chopsticks to press in the middle of the stacked noodles.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

13. Pinch both ends of the noodles and stretch them evenly.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

14. Fill the pot with oil and heat, the temperature of the oil is about 60% hot (put the raw dough tiao embryos to float immediately), place the raw dough tiao embryos, use chopsticks repeatedly to make all sides heated and colored evenly.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

15. When the fritters expand and the color is golden, you can remove the oil control.

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

16. The finished product, the internal holes are not bad. .

You Tiao (baking Powder Version) recipe

Tips:

I used soy deep-fried dough sticks, so the fried dough sticks are darker in color, not over-fried.

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