Onion cake

By VicentaLakin

Onion cake
I like this one. I like it. I like it. My baby likes to eat onion cakes, too

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 1000
  • yeast appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • peanut oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Onion cake

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    Put the yeast on the table
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    The flour is mixed with chopsticks
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    Cover it, put it in the warm, hair
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    Noodles are twice as big, my house is about 20 degrees, usually more than an hour。
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    When you have a hair, you'll cut it to pieces
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    When the face is ready, rub it again, smooth it and split it equally
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    Take a pot of flour
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    The better the better
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    Spill salt, roll it with a stick, crush the salt into a noodle
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    Put in peanut oil
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    Get the oil
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    Smash it up. Smash it up
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    Make it a long one
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    Then we'll roll the long strips into a circle
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    Once again, with a cane, it is made into a tart cake, which is placed side by side for a second awakening, bearing in mind the need for a shampoo or a soft cloth or dry bar. Seeing that the cake is clearly thickened and that there are white dots on the surface means it's ready。
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    You put oil in the pot, you'll fry the cakes, and then you'll be able to make a pot
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    It's done. Smelly onion cakes
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    This is my breakfast the next day
  • Onion cake Make Tips

    You can make a larger batch at once. After the second rise is complete, place any leftovers in plastic bags and store them in the freezer. Take them out whenever you want to eat; there is no need to thaw them—just put them directly into the pan to fry. If you have an electric griddle, it is even more convenient. If using a frying pan, be sure to use the lowest heat and fry slowly, as high heat will easily burn the surface.

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