radish cake

By VicentaLakin

radish cake
Ropes are also called headbreads at home, so radish cakes are also called headbreads, which are usually made of white radish, which are delicious, especially when they're just made out of pots, sweet vinegar, not greasy, with tea and fresh rice。

Recipe Recommendations

  • radish half a
  • rice 2 pounds
  • pork 2 two
  • shrimp 2 two
  • salt appropriate amount
  • oil appropriate amount
  • vinegar appropriate amount
  • garlic two cloves
  • sugar appropriate amount
  • water appropriate amount

Steps for radish cake

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    Material Chart
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    Rice immersed for more than an hour to facilitate powdering
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    The shrimp is washed and immersed 10 minutes in advance, and the immersed water does not fall。
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    radish Chase
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    Pork grind
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    Pumping rice
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    Hot pots, seven cents hot, fried meat for a minute
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    Join the radish, set it up, get a little bit of prawn in the water, and fire all the materials up to 8
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    Let's get the good stuff out of there
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    Pour it into the rice solution and mix it evenly
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    When the boiler boils, put it in a mix of radish cake for 20 minutes
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    When the radish cake's varnished, it's cool. Cut the squares
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    The boiler is eight cents hot, put into small blocks, slow-fried, one to yellow and the other。
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    Put some oil in the frying pan, put it in shredded garlic, fragrance, vinegar, a little water and sugar (in human taste) and burn it。
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    The perfume is ready early
  • radish cake Make Tips

    The key to making radish cake is the rice batter. If you find making the batter by hand troublesome, you can simply mix rice flour with water. Regardless of the method, the consistency should be such that when you pick it up with chopsticks, it slides down at a moderate speed. If the batter is too thick, the radish cake will be hard; if it is too thin, it will not hold its shape.