
Health benefits
Mutton: Enhance immunity, maintain skin and mucous membrane health
Onions: Kill insects
Ginger: Reduce qi and stop vomiting, Resolves phlegm and relieves cough, dissipates cold and relieves symptoms
Ingredients
Mutton ( 250g ) | Flour ( 500 grams ) |
Onions ( One ) | Onion ( One ) |
Ginger ( A little ) | Yeast ( 5 grams ) |
White sugar ( 5 grams ) | |
Egg ( One ) | Salt ( A little ) |
Chili pepper ( Two ) | Cumin powder ( one spoonful ) |
How to make electric pancake version of mutton pie

1. Prepare 500 grams of flour and 5 grams of sugar

2. Add a bowl of warm water to dissolve the yeast

3.Add yeast water to flour and knead into a ball

4. Fermentation in an environment of about 25-30 degrees (things can be placed on 30° hot water)

5. Ferment until 2~3 times in size, uncover the honeycomb shape, and the dough is finished

7.Chop mutton into slices

8.Add green onion, salt and continue chopping

9.Chop green onion slices and set aside

10.Chili pepper, ginger, Chop the onion and set aside

11. Heat the pan with cold oil and sauté until fragrant,

12. Add the mutton and stir-fry until the meat is spread out, it will not be too cooked

13.Add soy sauce, cumin powder and cooking wine, stir-fry and remove from the pot

14.Cut the proofed dough into equal portions

15.Press the dough with your palms

16.Press the center with your thumb to place the filling

17.Pinch the shape of the buns

18.Use your palms face down to press a 1 cm layer of pie

19.Electric baking pan, brush with base oil, set the upper and lower heat to four settings, and place the pies

20.Open for 15 minutes and brush with egg wash

21.He Gai San Minutes, delicious pie is out of the pan.The bottom is charred, the skin is soft, and the filling is fragrant.

6.Cut the noodles into long strips and let them rise for later use
Tips
Adding sugar to the dough is conducive to yeast fermentation
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