Bai Ji-chul

By VicentaLakin

Bai Ji-chul
The perfect thing to describe Bai Ji-chul is that it says "the heart of an Iron Tiger." I can't do it at home, but it's enough to make people happy. When you want to eat fertilizers, you put down the yeast on the side, and you chew it up. When you want to eat the fermentation, you have more yeasts, you have more fermentation time, you have flexibility, you eat it as well. I'm making a sauerkraut today

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 300g
  • water 150g
  • salt 1.5G
  • yeast 1g

Steps for Bai Ji-chul

  • 1
    Flour, yeast, water together
  • 2
    We'll mix all the material into a smooth, thin face. We'll have to get through it, cover it up
  • 3
    Split the noodles evenly into six
  • 4
    Every one of them is a hammer
  • 5
    Every piece of pie with a crutches on it
  • 6
    From one end to the end, the other side of the face
  • 7
    Squash
  • 8
    Open the faceizers one by one, from the middle to the outside, and turn around, and the good cakes are about 10 centimetres in diameter
  • 9
    It's hot. It's hot
  • 10
    It's about two to three minutes each until the cake's ripe
  • Bai Ji-chul Make Tips

    It's not pure, but it can't all be started, so it's only a small amount of yeast, and a short period of silent awakening. In the case of meat-cracked fermentation, in the case of flour, for example, 500 grams, warm water of about 250 grams, yeasts of 4 to 5 grams, and fermented pasta of up to twice the original size. After that, the plastics were identical。