
Ingredients
(Mulberry leaf juice) Mulberry leaves ( 50g ) | (Mulberry leaf juice) warm water ( 50 grams ) |
(noodle making) mulberry leaf juice ( 130ml ) | (noodle making) all-purpose flour ( 300 grams ) |
(noodles) salt ( 3 grams ) |
How to make noodles with mulberry leaves by hand

1.Prepare the main ingredients.

2. Boil water in a pot.After the water boils, add 1 teaspoon of salt (ingredients off-balance sheet).

3.Put in the washed mulberry leaves and blanch them in water for 1-2 minutes.

4. Take it out and put it into cold water to cool down.

5.Put it into the cooking cup of the wall breaker together with warm water.

6. Beat into fine mulberry leaf juice.

7. Add salt and mulberry leaf juice to the flour and stir into a coarse floc.

8. Knead into a ball.

9. Seal it in a fresh-keeping bag and place it.

10.Every 20 minutes or so, you can knead it directly through the plastic bag for 2 minutes.

11. Take out the dough after about 2 hours and sprinkle some dry flour on the cutting board.

12.Use a rolling pin to roll into thin slices.

13. Roll into a cylinder.

14.Cut into the thickness you like.

15.Shake it off.If the surface is a little wet, you can apply some dry powder to prevent sticking.

16. Boil water and cook noodles.

17. Serve with mulberry leaves and seasonings.
Tips
1.You can also add an egg to make the kneaded noodles more chewy
, but the amount of mulberry juice needs to be reduced by reducing the amount of egg liquid.
2.Kneading the dough is difficult the first time.Just knead it into a ball, seal it in a plastic bag and put it in the refrigerator.Take it out and knead it when you have time, then continue to put it in the refrigerator, and roll it out after 1-2 days.Yes, the dough will naturally become softer and softer.
3.The liquid of hand-rolled dough should be controlled within 45% of the flour.Different flours will have slight differences, for reference.
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