Chicken-O-Pants
By VicentaLakin
Today's oil cake is very "high" because I used "heavy oil" -- fatting off the abdomen and under the skin of that fat chicken and making it fat. Even for fat chickens, however, a chicken is not fat enough to make a cake. Chicken oil makes onions. It's really good. The cake is soaky, soaky, it's called a perfume。
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- fried
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Chicken-O-Pants

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(a) The fat is removed from the abdomen and skin of the fat and washed
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Put it in a frying pan, and add a little water, and the little fire boils slowly
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(b) Boil to evaporate and fat slowly extracts oil to slag
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Clear, transparent, light yellow oil while it's filtered。
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Flour and cold water will form a flat-hot pasta covered with wet cloth for 20 to 30 minutes. It's softer than a dumpling noodle, it's softer, it's better to eat
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Onions cut onions for spares
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Good noodles are made of pancakes
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(b) Equalizing the use of chicken oil
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(b) The smooth spread of salt, pepper powder and onions
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(a) Roll-up bars
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(a) Scroll from both sides into the middle, in a state of mind, and be careful to keep the receipt in it
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(b) Collapse the two “likely” heads
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(a) When the flat is pressed gently, it is made into pancakes, and when it is pressed gently, try not to break the skin of the outer layer
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Burn the hot bottom pan, add the remaining chicken oil, lower the cake embryos, and make small and medium fire. If the chicken is too small, you can add more salad oil or something
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It's good to have two faces of gold and yellow
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Pushed from the edge of the cake, with a pot shovel, into a loose form, if you want to be more cosy and have enough chicken oil, then pour a proper amount of chicken oil, a little bit of frying, that's all。Chicken-O-Pants Make Tips
The amount of flour depends on your family's appetite. For my family, 100g of flour is usually enough for breakfast, and even for those with a larger appetite, 150g should suffice. The water amount should be half the flour amount as a base; add more water for a softer dough. Pancakes made with cold water have a chewy texture, while those made with warm water are soft. Choose based on your personal preference.