Onion alkaline sesame pancakes

By VicentaLakin

Onion alkaline sesame pancakes
We're home this weekend. There's no more buns. Make some cake

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour a pound and a half
  • onion appropriate amount
  • sesame appropriate amount
  • eggs a
  • rapeseed oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • spiced powder appropriate amount
  • pretzel appropriate amount
  • edible alkali appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount
  • yeast powder appropriate amount
  • baking powder appropriate amount

Steps for Onion alkaline sesame pancakes

  • 1
    Prepare a pot of flour. I used a little half a bowl of noodles and made nine pies. Let's see the scale。
  • 2
    Flour is mixed with salt, vanilla, pepper salt, perfume, edible alkaline, yeast powder and powdered powder, and all things are evenly mixed with chopsticks。
  • 3
    We'll cut them apart, add onions to the flour, then add an egg。
  • 4
    Set up a bowl of warm water, slowly pour it into the flour and mix it with water until all the faces get mixed up。
  • 5
    When the noodles are put on the panel, a thin layer of oil is covered in the basin。
  • 6
    Put the noodles in the tub and put a fermentation cap on it, which will take about half an hour。
  • 7
    When the noodle fermented twice the size, it looked soft and ready to make cake。
  • 8
    Split the bowls into three pieces, pull out one piece, spread out some dry flour, rub the bars and split them into three pieces。
  • 9
    Put some sesame on each of the agents and then dry them up。
  • 10
    Dry pasta fermented twice, about 15 minutes。
  • 11
    The tacos are preheated, oiled withseed oil, and used in the middle of the fire, big pie buttons。
  • 12
    Put the pasta in the pre-heated pancake, and then, when it's stylished, we'll put an oil on the cake, and we'll put a lid on it and heat it。
  • 13
    When one is yellow, the other side is covered with a pancake lid, press the precipitous button to heat it up, and the other side is yellow。
  • 14
    The finished chart
  • 15
    One more