
Ingredients
Plain flour ( 250g ) | Corn starch ( 50g ) |
Sweet rice wine ( 120g ) | Water ( appropriate amount ) |
Corn oil ( 1 tablespoon ) | Yeast ( 2 grams ) |
Fine sugar ( 20g ) |
How to make rice cakes

1.Prepare a bowl of sweet fermented rice.You can have more soup and less rice grains.Home-made fermented fermented rice is best, or you can use purchased fermented rice.

2.Put the flour, corn starch, fermented rice wine, corn oil, fine sugar and yeast into the container together middle.

3. Add water in small amounts and several times, and use chopsticks to stir into cotton wool while adding.

4. Knead it into a smooth dough by hand, cover it with plastic wrap and leave it in a warm place to ferment.

5. After the dough has fermented to twice its original size, peel off the inside of the dough and it will look like a honeycomb.Fermentation is ready.

6. Take out the dough and knead it evenly to deflate the air.Divide it into 8-10 even portions and round them.Cover the surface with plastic wrap and let stand for 15 minutes.

7. Flatten the small dough, and then use a rolling pin to roll it into a cake shape.This is true for all dough.operate.

8. Brush a thin layer of oil on the electric baking pan and heat it up, put the cake embryo into the pan and bake it over low heat.I used a steak machine, and the finished product has a pretty pattern.

9. If you use a pan, turn the other side after one side of the cake turns brown.Fry one side until browned and take it out.

10.A fermented glutinous rice cake with Jiangnan characteristics is ready, sweet and soft, with a unique flavor!
Tips
Everyone uses different fermented rice.The water for kneading the dough must be added in small amounts in batches.The kneaded dough should be very soft, but not sticky.The fermented glutinous rice cake I make does not have fillings.You can fill it with bean paste, sesame, rose and brown sugar fillings according to your own preferences to make it richer in taste.
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