Chestnut waffles

By VicentaLakin

Chestnut waffles
The cakes made out of made chestnuts are delicious, and when you bite it, it's all over the place, and I'll eat two pieces before it's hot。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Medium gluten flour 300g
  • corn oil 150g
  • sugar 40g
  • warm water 120g
  • Li Rong 300g
  • egg yolk liquid a little

Steps for Chestnut waffles

  • Make Chestnut waffles step 0
    1
    Oily surfaces (oils): pour oil into flour, add sugar, slowly mix it with warm water, and make smooth noodles。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 1
    2
    Pack it with a membrane and put it in place for 20 minutes。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 2
    3
    Soy sauce: Put the oil and the face in balance and put it aside。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 3
    4
    The tarp。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 4
    5
    take 35g (approximately) oil coats, crush them into wafers, wrap them in 30g (approximately) soaks, and take them out slowly, as with crumbs。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 5
    6
    Push the flat and grow the circle
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 6
    7
    Roll from one side。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 7
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    Change the rolls and flatten。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 8
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    Once again grow round, roll well。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 9
    10
    Put the little rolls on the board, crush them into flat pieces, and then tumble them into round agents。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 10
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    Take a proper amount of chestnut, wrap it slowly。
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    Put one of the shut-downs down into a tortilla。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 12
    13
    Put it on the grill with the oilpaper。
  • Make Chestnut waffles step 13
    14
    Put it in a pre-heated oven, mid-level, top-fire, 190°C for 35 minutes. Boil it up to about 15 minutes, brush the yogurt on the surface, change the dish outside, and make the waffle more even。
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    Once out of the oven, you can eat it。
  • Chestnut waffles Make Tips

    1. You can swap the filling for any ingredients you like. 2. The proportions in this recipe are excellent; the resulting pastry is very flaky. Plus, it uses vegetable oil, making it very suitable for those who dislike the taste of butter (like my mom, haha).