Wang Chai
By VicentaLakin
Wang Chai is a recollection of his childhood, which is incomplete, especially when he is a child, where he must have eaten a little bun, not only to exercise the child's grasp, but also to serve as an extra snack, a soft taste, and an entrance, so many parents buy it for the baby. When we were kids, we loved to eat, and now we're 10 years old and we like to buy at the supermarket, and I like to eat when we're bored, because it kills time. When I saw the recipe, I wanted to make my own little buns, buy a bag of potato starch, and then I was lazy, and I ran out of cooking, and then I bought a bag of potatoes, and then I forgot, and I spent half of my cooking with a little bit of potato powder, and I couldn't get enough of it, so I couldn't go down, I didn't want to see the taste of corn starch, because many families couldn't afford to buy potato starch, which was in the market, which turned out to be a good taste, and the original formula wasn't sweet, so I put sugar on it, but don't ask if it wasn't sweet enough to drop sugar, if it wasn't too much, if it wasn't too much, it wouldn't be too easy to waste food
Recipe Recommendations
- potato starch 150 grams
- low-gluten flour 30 grams
- infant milk powder 25 grams
- eggs 60 grams
- fine sugar 45 grams
- baking powder 2 grams
- vegetable oil 30 grams
- sweetening
- roast
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Wang Chai

1
Prepare your food。
2
Eggs scattered。
3
Add a fine sugar mix。
4
Add vegetable oil or butter。
5
It's evenly mixed with a manual omelet。
6
Low-banded flour, potato starch, powdered milk and powdered powder are sifted to the liquid。
7
Scratch it with your hands。
8
And then it's a little ball, the smaller the better, the bigger the crack。
9
The preheated oven is 150 degrees up and down in the middle of the fire for about 20 minutes。
10
It's only when it's cold。Wang Chai Make Tips
One, sugar as thin as you can. Potato starch can't be used for corn starch, and my potato starch is only a few dozen grams, so it's a part of corn starch. The small point of the ballbrush is closer to the original bun, and the time of the roast is adjusted to the size of the group, 15 minutes in small and 20 minutes in large. It's not too bad。