Sakima
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- medium-gluten flour 200 grams
- eggs of 3
- white sugar 150 grams
- maltose 150 grams
- diced preserved fruit appropriate amount
- white sesame appropriate amount
- raisins appropriate amount
- butter appropriate amount
- baking powder 1 gram
- sweetening
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Sakima
1
The three eggs are broken and plattered2
Put in an appropriate amount of medium-banded flour to stir up the form3
A softer noodle4
It'll just be smooth and soft5
And then take out a nice, waking face6
Then some corn starch on the board7
It's about three millimeters thick, and when it's sticky, it's sour. Pink8
Then roll a piece with a stick9
Cut it from the middle with a knife10
Then you cut it up as thin as you can11
Cut it off and sift the extra starch12
It'll be 50% hot in the pot13
And then the noodles are blown14
Just blow it up to the yellow15
Turn the sand up and down with a spoon16
We're gonna blow it up17
Put sugar in the pot, malt sugar and water on fire until the sugar melts completely18
It's almost as good as making sugar in a sticky, dense bubble19
Tests, drops a filament with a spoon, and when the filaments are broken, the repulsives are carried upside down by the spoon. Status20
Another test: a few seconds of sugar on a chopstick that pulls out a sticky stick or a cold water on a plate that puts a spoon and a few seconds of sugar in it21
And then pour the fine syrup into the fried noodles22
We'll have a plate ready in advance, we'll have oil all over the plate, and then we'll have some white sesame and fruit and lustin23
When you mix the noodles, you pour them into the plate24
It's cold and it's cold25
Then you can cut the pieces26
I don't care27
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