Wang Chai

By VicentaLakin

Wang Chai
It's no big deal to be at home. One time on the Internet, I saw a lot of people working as a wanker. So my hand tickled, and I didn't do anything, so I started doing it. Because of the limited food available at home, the only cookies are made from these. It's not as good as it's sold outside, but it tastes good。

Recipe Recommendations

  • low-gluten flour 25g
  • potato starch 140g
  • eggs a
  • milk 25g
  • white sugar 30g
  • baking powder 2g

Steps for Wang Chai

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    Take all the food
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    Add sugar to the eggs
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    And then you pour it in the milk
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    All powder mixed, filtered
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    Scratch it up
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    Growing strips
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    Split into bits
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    Scratch it up
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    Sliced into a small agent of almost the same size
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    We'll round them, we'll paint them, we'll line them up
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    The oven is preheated early. It's about 15-20 minutes up and down at 170 degrees
  • Wang Chai Make Tips

    Oven times vary by model; the suggested time is for reference only. If you have milk powder, you can add it to improve the texture. Rolling the small mantou balls takes time and requires patience, and children can participate in this process to develop their hands-on skills.

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