Sandbag
By VicentaLakin
There is a popular snack in the tea table in the mornings and evenings, which is a sandbag, which, by definition, bites open, spills out in a luminous stream, and tastes like little sand. It's not too complicated to do it at home。
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and sweet
- steamed
- several hours
- senior
Steps for Sandbag

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Raw material maps
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(b) Carrot juice, with open water insulated from the bowl to temperatures of about 30 degrees
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(b) Placing yeasts separately in carrot juice and warm water (the amount of yeast is enough to cover the water)
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The flour is divided into two pieces, with the above-mentioned yeast and two-colour smooth-slubs
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Covered with film or damp cloth and fermented up to 1.5 - 2 times the size of the place where the warm is placed
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(b) Reprocessing of fluids during the fermentation of the noodles: pressure of the evaporated yolk with a knife or crutches into mud
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Put yolk in the bowl and add corn oil, white sugar, milk with a little bit of carrot juice (slightly, for taste)
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(a) The mixing of the materials is evenly smoothed to the current sand, and at the end they can be frozen in the fridge for an hour or two, which is easier to wrap (if they are too thin, they can be modulated, as appropriate)
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The fermented pasta is being wiped out of the bubble
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(a) The two-coloured noodles are made into thin pieces (white ones)
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Carrot noodles
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Duplicate Two Colors
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(a) Scrolled in cylinder form
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Cut off both ends and split them into 10 squeezes
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Take a squeezing like a map
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(b) Packing of the material (which should not be too many, or which would otherwise be leaky) and producing of embryos under the mouth
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Slurpy
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(a) Wet cloth on the mattress, coded on the steam cage, and 20 minutes ' silence
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When the water boils, the fire evaporates for 10 minutes, and the fire shuts down for 3 minutes。Sandbag Make Tips
The key to making Liu Sha Bao (molten lava buns) lies in preparing the filling. It's best to use butter and milk powder to achieve a semi-dry consistency, which allows you to stuff more filling without it leaking out. Since I couldn't easily get butter or milk powder, I had to substitute with corn oil and a little milk. As a result, I couldn't put too much filling in, or it would leak.
If using corn oil, it's best to add it gradually while stirring slowly to prevent it from becoming too thin. If it does become too thin, you can add some cornstarch to thicken it.
Only a small amount of milk or carrot juice is needed, mainly to enhance the flavor. If using milk powder, you can use a larger quantity.