
Ingredients
Flour ( 250g ) | Milk ( 150g ) |
Corn oil ( Appropriate amount ) | White sesame seeds ( Appropriate amount ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | White sugar ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make milky sesame hand-pulled pancakes (pan version)

1.Prepare the required materials;

2.Heat the milk, boil and set aside;

3.Sift the flour into the cooking bowl;

4.Then pour in hot milk;
5.Use a rubber spatula to stir evenly;
6.Knead into a smooth dough with your hands, cover with a damp cloth and bake for 20 minutes;
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7.Take a piece of dough and roll it into a thin sheet;
8. Brush with oil, then evenly sprinkle with a little salt, white sugar and flour;
9.Sprinkle a little fried white sesame seeds;

10.Then roll it up;
11.Press it with your hands and cut it in half with a knife;-

12. Roll up the incision upwards, stretch it while rolling, press the closing edge underneath, roll it up and press it again;

13.Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a thin round cake;

14. Brush the top of the cake with corn oil;

15. Also brush the pan with corn oil; p>

16. When the pan is hot, put in the cake base and boil Fry over low heat;

17. Fry until one side is golden brown, turn over Fry the dough again;

18. Wait until the noodles are fried on both sides.When golden brown and slightly puffy, the pancake is cooked;

19.Tear the prepared pancakes hot and eat them with your hands.They are very crispy and delicious.
Tips
1.To make the hand-shredded biscuits delicious, the water temperature when kneading the noodles should be around 80 degrees.
2.Do not add all the milk into the flour at once.It is best to leave about 10 grams.During the kneading process, you can observe the dryness and wetness of the dough and add it at any time.
3.The kneaded dough should not be too hard.
4.The kneaded dough must be proofed for more than 20 minutes.
5.Since no ghee is used, the purpose of sprinkling flour is to make it easier to form layers, so you don’t need to add too much oil.
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