Micah

By VicentaLakin

Micah
The rice cake is one of the traditional Chinese snacks with a long history of making it from a sticky rice or millet process, operating a convenient and durable storage and using a variety of food methods, and is therefore popular。

Recipe Recommendations

  • rice 300g
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • yeast 3g
  • corn oil small amount

Steps for Micah

  • Make Micah step 0
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    two cups of rice (about 300 g) of this size。
  • Make Micah step 1
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    Clean up the rice。
  • Make Micah step 2
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    At least three hours of water immersion (I put rice up the first night to save time)。
  • Make Micah step 3
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    Put soft rice in the food mixer, and water goes up to just inundation。
  • Make Micah step 4
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    In accordance with their own preferences, a proper amount of white sugar is placed in the machine with rice。
  • Make Micah step 5
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    Press the sauce to make fine rice syrup。
  • Make Micah step 6
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    prepare 3g yeast。
  • Make Micah step 7
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    It's just that the yeasts are evenly mixed with the dried rice。
  • Make Micah step 8
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    Cover it and ferment it for an hour。
  • Make Micah step 9
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    It ferments to a beehive and mixs evenly。
  • Make Micah step 10
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    Prepare two flat plates and brush corn oil。
  • Make Micah step 11
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    Pour the rice plasma into the disk (just two plates) and wait 20 minutes for its fermentation。
  • Make Micah step 12
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    It's in the double steam pan, and it's in the fire for 20 minutes。
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    When the pot is cooled, a layer of corn oil (preventing the sticky hand while the rice cake is on the surface)。
  • Make Micah step 14
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    The edges of rice cakes are sticky to the disks, they can't get out of the way。
  • Make Micah step 15
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    Cut into a little platter and the delicious rice cake is finished。
  • Micah Make Tips

    one, the steamed rice cake tastes first, and if it's not sweet enough, it melts directly on the rice cake, which i make very well, and which is probably 1/3 (about 70-80g) of a small job; two, which is more sticky when cutting, can brush corn oil on a knife; and three, which is better when the rice cake is cold。