There is a saying in Cantonese called "Holding a hot fried pile in your hand". Even friends who do not belong to Cantonese-speaking areas should often hear it in TVB Hong Kong dramas. Have you ever thought about what a fried pile is? Today's protagonist is fried pile. It used to be food for the New Year, but now it belongs to snacks.<br /> This snack was very popular, and different people praised it when eating it, so it was brought back to their hometown by people from different places. People from different regions gave it different names. Cantonese people also brought this snack to Hong Kong.<br /> As a snack, the taste, aroma, and appearance are perfect. It is also very good to fry a large pot as a snack for everyone before entertaining relatives and friends at home. <br />The frying piles are rumbling, and the house is full of gold and silver<br /> Every festive season, you must fry fried oil horns, commonly known as "boiling oil pan", which means that people are round and rich, and can also add to the flavor of the New Year. <br />During the Chinese New Year, relatives and friends will definitely send one or two fried piles when giving gifts to each other to bring wealth to each other. The actual reason why it is difficult to make a hollow fried pile is because of the material ratio problem. As long as the right materials are added, the fried pile will expand into a hollow fried pile. Even if you wrap the stuffing you like to eat, you will still feel the need to go down. It feels hollow in the middle.
Ingredients: Chengfen,milk powder,sugar,white granulated sugar,yeast,coconut,qingshui,custard powder,egg liquid,coconut milk,high-gluten flour,unsalted butter,low-gluten flour