
Health benefits
Potatoes: detoxification
Sesame oil: anti-cancer and anti-cancer
Pepper: enrich blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Leftover rice ( a small bowl ) | Potato ( one ) |
| Scallions (appropriate amount) | Sesame oil (a little ) |
Pepper ( a little ) | Cooking oil ( A little (optional) ) |
Salt ( a little ) |
How to make mini potato rice cakes

1. Wash and peel the potatoes, slice them first and then cut them into small pieces
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2. Steam in a pot, boil the water and steam for 10 minutes (cut into small pieces to save time)
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3.Wash and chop green onions

4. Pour a little sesame oil into the leftover rice, spread it and mix well
(You can wear disposable gloves or a fresh-keeping bag, it is recommended to grasp it by hand, it is better than any tool)
5. After the potatoes are steamed, use a spoon to crush them into a puree.If you are not sure, you can try piercing a piece with chopsticks before turning off the heat.It can be easily worn.Just make it transparent

6.Move the mashed potatoes to a larger container and add rice , chopped green onion, pepper, salt and mix well

7.Knead into smooth rice balls without adding water

8. Divide out a small amount and roll into small balls

9.Gently press into small cakes and preheat the rice cooker

11.This is an oil-free version, you can also brush the inner liner Use a thin layer of oil, so that the color will look better when fried, and it will be slightly browned

12.The ingredients are all cooked, so you don’t need to fry them for too long, as long as the surface becomes hard and slightly yellow

13.Pair it with your favorite sauce, take one bite, and enjoy~

10.The cakes are ready.Arrange them one by one.You can close the lid.This will save a little time.Turn over after two or three minutes.Fry for another two or three minutes
Tips
1.If the rice is too dry and difficult to form into a ball, you can add some eggs
2.It is best to use a non-stick pan kitchen utensils
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