
Health benefits
Eggs: enhance immunity, protect eyes and improve vision
White sugar: low in protein
Honey: nourish the spleen and stomach
Ingredients
Flour ( 300g ) | Eggs ( 2 ) |
Edible oil ( 50g ) | Baking powder ( 20g ) |
White sugar ( appropriate amount ) | Honey (appropriate amount) |
How to make soft twist

1.Kneading the noodles, this step will not be written in detail, it is the same as steaming steamed buns and flower rolls.After waking up, distribute it first.Since everyone is not a skilled worker, it is recommended to cook it first and then put it into the frying pan together.Remember: Don’t make your noodles too harsh.That's almost it.

2. When weaving twists, everyone has twisted hemp rope or cotton rope when we were children.Make a long noodle thread, hold down one section and turn the other side in one direction (turn a few more times to make it look better), lift both ends of the noodle thread and twist it naturally, follow the steps again to make a double twist.Remember: hold down the live side to prevent it from spreading during frying

3.Follow the steps 2.Make the twists in sequence.Eat something harder and wake up for a shorter period of time.Eat softer noodles and take longer to wake them up.If it takes a long time to wake up, lightly brush the surface of the twist with oil to prevent dry skin.

4. Put it in the pan and fry it.Remember: the oil temperature should not be too high, otherwise the twist will turn black.Fry slowly at low oil temperature.Start frying at a low temperature.Once you get familiar with it, you can control the approximate temperature.

5.Finished product.I am also a newbie, so I would like to remind everyone that you must read it carefully.Hope you all like it.
Tips
Make the twists in advance.It will be difficult to make the twists if the noodles are too awake.You can make the twists in advance and wait.After all the hard twists are braided, you can start frying them.Let the soft twists rest for a while.
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