
Ingredients
Flour ( 200 grams ) | hot water ( appropriate amount (depending on the degree of water absorption of the flour) ) |
Sesame oil ( 20g ) | Chives ( 20g ) |
Salt ( 5 grams ) | Five-spice powder ( 10 grams ) |
Black sesame seeds ( 10 grams ) |
How to make hand-torn biscuits

1.Weigh the ingredients and set aside.Cut the chives into finely chopped green onions, then add the five-spice powder, salt, sesame oil, and black sesame seeds, mix well and set aside.

2. Gradually add appropriate amount of hot water to the flour, knead it into a smooth dough and let it rise for 20 minutes.

3.Knead the risen dough into a round shape again.

4. Roll out into a thin cake, just as thick as the bun skin.Brush evenly with the oil and salt mixture mixed in advance.

5.Then use a knife to cut every five centimeters without cutting around.

6. Roll up from bottom to top.Stretch it out as long as possible.Fortunately, my Youzhibao kneading pad is relatively large.There is plenty of room for opulence.

7. Roll up in a spiral shape from one end.

8.Press flat and roll into pancakes.Make it as round as possible.You can place it on the kneading mat and roll it against the circular pattern.

9.Hot the pan with cold oil.Put in the cake base.I used an electric baking pan, which made it easier to be lazy.

10. Until the electric baking pan prompt light turns off automatically, it is complete.Golden for two years, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.A little picking with chopsticks will tear it apart into hand-pulled pancakes.
Tips
1.To make the hand-shredded biscuits delicious, the water temperature when kneading the noodles should be around 80 degrees.
2.The kneaded dough should not be too hard.
3.The dough must be proofed for more than 20 minutes.
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