Delicious crispy tofu rolls
By LessiePrice
I really like to eat tofu rolls, but with the continuous exposure of the gutter oil incident, I really don't know how many things I can't eat in the future, so I still make my own delicious food. It's both happy and delicious. It's so good to kill two birds with one stone.~ This is a tofu roll I made before. The process diagram is not very detailed, so please forgive me ~~
Recipe Recommendations
- tofu appropriate amount
- onion appropriate amount
- flour appropriate amount
- warm water appropriate amount
- sesame oil appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- salad oil appropriate amount
- chicken essence appropriate amount
Steps for Delicious crispy tofu rolls

1
Dice the tofu you bought ~ or crush it with your hands
2
Add chopped green onion, salt, salad oil, chicken essence, pepper, sesame oil and mix well to taste
3
Add the flour to warm water and quickly stir it into flocculent form with chopsticks
4
Knead into a smooth dough, and if you have enough time, wake up for 20 minutes ~
5
First knead the dough into strips, then cut it into small dough, flatten it, and roll it into a rectangular dough
6
Put a proper amount of tofu stuffing on the dough sheet
7
Roll both sides inward, close and place downward
8
It's wrapped quickly, hey, ready to put it into the pot9
I forgot to pat the steps to put the pot ~ Hehe, prepare a pan, put the oil first. After the oil is hot, place the tofu rolls in, cover the lid and fry for two minutes, then add appropriate amount of water, cover the lid, and wait for After the water is dried up, the crispy rice comes out, and the tofu rolls can be out of the pot ~
10
Crispy shell ~ The tofu inside is very tender
11
Make a spicy oil and vinegar, which I like to eat with it most. It's very delicious. Serve it with millet porridge for a simple and healthy dinner ~Delicious crispy tofu rolls Make Tips
If you want to make the shell of the tofu roll more crispy, you can add starch water. The ratio of starch to water is 1:10~ it will also have an ice effect