I'm a piece of cake

By VicentaLakin

I'm a piece of cake
I'm more meaningful today when I use my normally abandoned watermelon skin as a plume, and now I'm promoting low-carbon, environmentally friendly, and our waste use is a contribution to environmental protection

Recipe Recommendations

  • watermelon skin 500 grams
  • flour 300 grams
  • eggs of 2
  • pepper powder 4 grams
  • spiced powder 4 grams
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for I'm a piece of cake

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    Preparation material。
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    The green skin on the outermost side of the watermelon is cut off。
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    The watermelon skin is wiped。
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    Dry shrimp skin with ovens and crush it with a shredder. # Just put shrimp skin on it #
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    The eggs were poured into the bowl and mixed with wine, salt, and chaff。
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    The silked watermelon skins are salted, fragrance, pepper powder, shrimp powdered with pickles for five minutes。
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    Pour the mixed eggs down。
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    Add flour, mix it with flour。
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    The flour is mixed into a paste until five minutes。
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    The base pot is painted with a little oil, and then it is spread evenly on the bottom pan with a spoon and branded for one minute。
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    One minute later, it'll be fine。
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    Preparing for Juicy: Scrambling garlic into garlic and salt, sugar, oil, oil and chili。
  • I'm a piece of cake Make Tips

    1. After mixing, the batter needs to rest for 5 minutes; this makes the Hutazi chewy. 2. If you don't have an oven, you can dry roast the dried shrimp powder in a frying pan over low heat; our family uses it as a substitute for MSG. 3. The Hutazi batter cannot be too dry; it should be a bit thinner. This ensures the Hutazi are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.