Onion ribs

By VicentaLakin

Onion ribs
Remember when you first went to work, you always bought food outside, and breakfast usually eats this kind of cake. At that time, it was delicious, biting, slags; now it's almost out for breakfast, thinking about roasting itself. When the onions came in the oven, the daughter said, "Mom, I'm going to eat that smell right now and I feel very successful."。

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 300 grams
  • lard appropriate amount
  • green onion appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • pepper powder appropriate amount
  • yeast appropriate amount
  • sesame appropriate amount

Steps for Onion ribs

  • Make Onion ribs step 0
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    The yeast warms up to twice the size of the fermentation。
  • Make Onion ribs step 1
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    A nice noodle flow, smooth, thin。
  • Make Onion ribs step 2
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    On the face, a layer of pig oil, salt, onions and pepper powder, evenly。
  • Make Onion ribs step 3
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    From both sides to the middle。
  • Make Onion ribs step 4
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    Scroll one, screw it up a little bit。
  • Make Onion ribs step 5
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    Pack it in the oven。
  • Make Onion ribs step 6
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    Hands in water, sesame。
  • Make Onion ribs step 7
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    Use a knife to equalize the width of the ribs。
  • Make Onion ribs step 8
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    Into the oven, upper middle, 210 degrees, about 30 minutes. It'll be slightly different depending on the oven power
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    I'll do it in the middle. You look good. Very successful。
  • Make Onion ribs step 10
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    Onions, sesame, pig oil..
  • Onion ribs Make Tips

    1. Why use lard?
    Because the piglet has tried peanut oil, corn oil, and lard, it is found that the layering effect of lard is the best among these.
    2. If you don't like to eat pepper, you can omit this material. Changing into sesame paste and peanut butter is a good choice.
    3. This baking sheet is suitable for three or four people. Our family of three ate more than two meals. The next time you eat, heat the oven to 100 degrees, and it will still be crisp and crisp.