
Ingredients
Meat filling ( 500g ) | Flour ( 800g ) |
Water ( Appropriate amount ) | Scallions ( 3 roots ) |
Ginger ( A small piece ) | Salt ( 10 grams ) |
Oyster sauce ( 10g ) | Chicken powder ( 5 grams ) |
Dark soy sauce ( 10 Gram ) |
How to make Thousand Layer Meatloaf

1.Wash the shallots and cut the ginger into pieces. p>

2.Put it into the food processor, add half a bowl of water, and turn on the switch.

3.Sifter the stirred onion and ginger water, pour it into a small bowl and set aside.

4.Put salt, sugar, oyster sauce, cooking wine, chicken powder into the meat filling, and add one-third of the green onion and ginger water.Stir evenly.

5. Add the remaining onion and ginger water twice, stir vigorously, and put it in the refrigerator Refrigerate for half an hour.

6.Prepare the flour.

7.Add appropriate amount of water and stir into floc.
8.Knead into a smooth dough and let it rest for 15 minutes.
9.Chop the onion and set aside.

10.Place the dough Knead into smooth long strips.

11.Cut into even portions.

12.Take a small portion of the dough and roll it into a thin sheet.

13. Cut in quarters!

14. Stir the onion and meat filling evenly.

15. Evenly spread the meat filling on three-quarters of the dough sheet.

16.Blank dough sheet covers the meat filling.

17.Cover the dough in turn.

18.The last edge is pressed tightly, leaving only a quarter of the size.

19.Make other meat patties in sequence.

20. Plug in an appropriate amount of oil in the electric oven and heat it up.

21.Put it in and roll it out Start frying the meatloaf.

22. Fry until both sides are golden brown.

23. Everything in the middle, is there many layers?

24.Each one has many layers.

25. Pair it with garlic sauce and cook mung bean porridge, which is the best way to clear away heat in summer.

26.Disc action!
Tips
Adding onion and ginger water to the meat filling is more delicious than minced onion and ginger.
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