It's fried in Shanghai

By VicentaLakin

It's fried in Shanghai
Shanghai has a lot of hot-fried soup, a little sweet, a little bit more famous, and a little bit of it, and in my opinion it's not much different from most of the fried outside。

Recipe Recommendations

  • sandwich meat 250 grams
  • meat jelly 130 grams
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • baking powder 3 grams
  • Medium gluten flour 300 grams
  • qingshui 150 grams
  • cooked sesame appropriate amount
  • soy sauce 1 tablespoon
  • soy sauce 1 tablespoon
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • salt a little
  • pepper a little
  • Fresh spicy powder a little

Steps for It's fried in Shanghai

  • 1
    Prepare the raw materials。
  • 2
    Scratch the heart into mud, add old, raw, white sugar, pepper powder, fresh powder, salt, ginger moth, ginger moth。
  • 3
    A reverse stir up hard, pickled for about 20 minutes。
  • 4
    Frozen with spoons and mud。
  • 5
    Join the pickled mud。
  • 6
    Another direction stirs up into the freezer。
  • 7
    Flour can then be added to the fermentation powder, with a small amount of white sugar, and warm water can be spread into a swirl。
  • 8
    And then rub it in a smooth face for about 40 minutes. It's hot to freeze to ferment
  • 9
    A nice piece of pasta。
  • 10
    Take a twig in the middle thick and thin。
  • 11
    Add a proper amount of meat。
  • 12
    Pack your mouth and seal it completely, or the soup will leak。
  • 13
    The hot pot is cold, it's a little bit more oil, and it's packed up to the bottom of the pan, with a little fresh water。
  • 14
    Cover the pan and burn the water in the fire, and make it a little bit hot for about two minutes. I'll just have a little bit of it
  • 15
    Finally, a little flowers, a little sesame。
  • 16
    Keep it hot while it's hot。
  • It's fried in Shanghai Make Tips

    1. Food must be made now for the best. 2 The leather freeze is to be crushed into mud for better integration with the meat pie, which is designed to condensate into a solid state at the time of the pack, rather than a semi-mobile state, which is better packed。