
Health benefits
Zanthoxylum bungeanum: antidiarrheal
Ingredients
Self-rising noodles ( 250g ) | Warm boiled noodles ( 50ml ) |
Salt ( 5 grams ) | Zanthoxylum bungeanum ( 10g ) |
Cooked rapeseed oil ( 20ml ) | Chopped green onion ( 30g ) |
How to make salt and pepper rolls with scallion oil (nutritious breakfast)
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1. Put the self-rising dough in a basin, warm it to 37 degrees and slowly add the kneaded dough (first knead it into a fluffy shape, then knead it with your hands), pinch one in the middle Vent. 
2. Cover it with plastic wrap and place it in a warm place to dry.After 1 hour, press it and it will spring back.

3. Take out the dough and roll it out until it becomes a dough.The thickness of the dough is 1.5mm.good.

4.Sprinkle with salt and pepper (a mixture of salt and peppercorns)

5. Touch a layer of cooked rapeseed oil (cool and cooked oil, also It can be mixed oil...)

6. Apply completely evenly without a brush You can use a spoon like me.

7.Sprinkle chopped green onion, it is better to chop the green onion into finer pieces.

8. Roll up from bottom to top.

9. Roll into a long strip like this.

10.Use a knife to cut into equal widths.

11. Overlap the two, don't fall off, the size is the best So consistent.

12. Use a chopstick to press down from the middle until it reaches Fold both sides.

13.Pick up the two ends of one and bring them together at the back.

14.Put it in the steamer, paying attention to the distance between them to avoid getting too close., they will become larger when steamed, leaving them enough room to grow.

15.After 15 minutes to 20 minutes, prepare to install...Compare it to the previous picture, it seems bigger.

16. Put on the plate and prepare to eat.This is the amount for two people.If there are more people, add more flour.
Tips
Buying self-rising noodles is more suitable for beginners, as it saves trouble and is easier to control.
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