
Health benefits
Soy sauce: nourish blood, protect teeth, protect bones
| Flour ( a scoop ) | Salt ( A small spoon ) |
water ( a large basin ) | Oil ( Bottom of a bowl ) |
Cucumber ( Two ) | Minced garlic ( appropriate amount ) |
Sesame paste (appropriate amount) | Soy sauce (appropriate amount ) |
Sugar ( appropriate amount ) | Sesame oil (appropriate amount) |
Chili oil ( appropriate amount ) | Aged vinegar ( Appropriate amount ) |
How to make homemade Liangpi

1.Pour the flour into the basin , put a small spoonful of salt, pour in water and stir while stirring.Gradually the dough becomes a little sticky.Start kneading the dough with your hands until it becomes a smooth dough.

2. After kneading the dough, let it rest for half an hour.

3. Pour water into the basin and start washing your face.Repeat several times until the water becomes clear.

4. After washing the face, the gluten will come out.Steam it for 30-40 minutes.

5. Place the washed starch water in a large basin to settle for two hours, and pour out the upper water., leaving the starch water in the lower layer and stir evenly.

6. Brush oil on a flat plate, ladle the batter into the plate, shake evenly, and place in the pot Boil water, put the pan into the pot and cover it with a lid.When the dough is bubbly, it means it is steamed.Take it out and put it in a basin of cold water and peel off the dough.

7. Repeat the previous step to make all the batter into cold skin, brushing oil on each sheet , to prevent adhesion.

8. Cut the cold skin into strips and cut the gluten into pieces.

9. Pour in soy sauce, mature vinegar, sugar, salt, cucumber shreds, minced garlic, and sesame oil for seasoning , you can do it according to your own preferences.

10. It’s done and ready to eat in the rice bowl.
Tips
The cold skin you make yourself is much stronger than the ones you buy, and you feel a sense of accomplishment after making it.Be sure to wash your face.
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