Onion ham rolls

By VicentaLakin

Onion ham rolls

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 300 grams
  • yeast 3 grams
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • green onion appropriate amount
  • ham sausage appropriate amount
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Onion ham rolls

  • Make Onion ham rolls step 0
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    Let's use the hot water to turn it on。
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    Gradually pour yeast into the flour, while adding tumbled with chopsticks into dry powder。
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    It's soft, it's fermented。
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    Nice noodles. Finger sticky paste makes a hole, doesn't shrink, doesn't bounce, it doesn't collapse, it doesn't wrinkle, it's inside
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    Cut the ham in the entrails。
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    The onions are cut。
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    The fermented pasta is removed, gassed on panels with a small amount of dry powder, and the skin grows into squares。
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    Draw oil on it and pour a little salt。
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    Spill the ham。
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    Scatter the little onions。
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    Make a burrito roll。
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    Cut to about three centimeters。
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    Put two curls up and cut your face in. Press the chopstick in the middle。
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    Finish in turn。
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    The bouquets are made and fermented twice in a steam pan with a thin layer of oil. Steam with cold water。
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    The steamed rolls should not be opened immediately and continue to suffocate for about three to five minutes。
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    Onion fragrance。
  • Onion ham rolls Make Tips

    The water temperature for dissolving yeast should be around 30 to 35 degrees; if it is too high, it will kill the yeast.

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