It's a house full of onions

By VicentaLakin

It's a house full of onions
There is also a lot of flour in the house, watching the weather get hot day by day, eating it faster, otherwise the worms will be wasted。

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour appropriate amount
  • water appropriate amount
  • shallots appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount
  • cooking oil appropriate amount

Steps for It's a house full of onions

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    Material maps。
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    Pour water into flour and mix it。
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    It's a little cold, and it's made up of noodles. It wasn't nice when it started. Don't worry, it'll be smooth again。
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    Onions are shredded, salted, fragrances are even。
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    A nice, smooth patch of pasta, and a nice piece of onion。
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    Scratch it with a knife。
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    Start with a roll。
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    Squeeze it slowly with a stick。
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    Lightly put in the oiled pan。
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    The pan is boiled with oil, the cake is moved into the pan and the fire is slowly heating up。
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    It's a stylist. I'll just shake the pie out of the pot。
  • It's a house full of onions Make Tips

    For this flatbread, I used fully scalded dough. The dough is very malleable, and the flatbread turns out soft and delicious. When making flatbreads, the dough can be slightly softer, with a flour-to-water ratio of about 200g flour to 120g water. The dough rolled with scallion oil is a bit difficult to roll out after shaping it again; you can use a rolling pin to slowly press it into a flatbread instead.