Baked dough hand-shred scallion pancake
Overview
I still remember that after class in college, I would always run to the school gate and buy two fragrant scallion pancakes. The smell was really fragrant. Whenever I get the scallion pancakes that have just come out of the pan, I can’t wait to stuff them into my mouth, blowing on them and biting them at the same time. The sight of eating them makes me laugh when I think about them. I can never forget the taste of scallion pancakes, so scallion pancakes are also a frequent visitor in my house. Generally, there are two ways to make scallion pancakes: dead noodles and fermented noodles, each with its own merits. This time I made the hand-shredded pancakes with fermented dough, which tastes softer and softer.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Put the main ingredients into the bread machine and knead it into a ball. I knead it for 15 minutes and ferment it
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Chop the green onion, add salt, pepper powder, and sesame seeds to 40 grams of flour, then pour in 40 grams of heated oil, mix well to make a puff pastry
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Let the dough double in size
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Do not vent, just divide into 7 portions
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Grease a silicone mat with some oil, roll it into a thin rectangle, brush with pastry and sprinkle with sesame seeds
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Roll up
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Flatten the strip and cut it in the middle with the cut side facing up
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Stretch and roll up at the same time, wake up for 15 minutes
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Roll into a round shape and let rest for 15 minutes
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Preheat the electric pan, add oil, and fry until golden brown on both sides