[Qingzhou Old Sophora Tree Pan-fried Buns]--The quaint ancient state, my hometown’s halal food
Overview
Qingzhou is my hometown, and I am a native of Qingzhou. This fried bun is the famous old pagoda tree fried bun for breakfast here, but I did not buy it, I made it myself. They sell fried buns beaten with a spatula, and I make them with a non-stick pan. I am better than him in making fire and other things. This is a halal delicacy. Let’s go back to the old locust tree fried buns today. The old locust tree fried buns are named after the old locust tree. There are no dead locust trees in Shandong Province. This means that even if the middle trunk of the locust tree is empty in Shandong Province, it will not die. It can grow for hundreds of years. There is an old locust tree on Ouyuan Street, an ancient street. There is a halal fried dumpling shop next to the old locust tree. It is said that they eat the old locust tree fried buns for breakfast. Every day, many people line up in a long queue to buy them. There are two kinds of fillings, one is beef, and the other is vegetarian, which is tofu with some leeks in it. Because I don’t like to eat beef, my sister is one of the fans of the old locust tree fried buns, she likes to eat them. I also tasted it after I bought it, and I think I can make it better with vegetarian filling. I will share this vegetarian fried dumpling with hands. This time I made it with tofu filling only, without adding leeks. If you like it, you can put some carrots or some leeks in it. I don’t really like leeks, so I didn’t add them
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare raw materials: appropriate amount of flour, yeast powder, warm water
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Dissolve the yeast in warm water, and knead the flour into a moderately soft dough that is smooth and no dough sticks to your hands. After kneading, cover it and let it ferment until it doubles in size
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When preparing the filling, first chop the scallions into chopped green onions
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Put oil in the pot, when the oil is hot, add the chopped green onion and stir-fry until fragrant. Add the sesame oil while it is hot and mix well
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Dish out and let cool for later use
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Process the tofu, prepare the tofu, use brine tofu, not the kind that is too tender
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Cut into slices first
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Then cut into strips
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Then cut into cubes
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Cut them all and put them in a bowl for later use
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Put water in the pot and add a little salt. After the pot is boiled, add the diced tofu and blanch it. The purpose of blanching the water is to remove the beany smell and to make the tofu set and not brittle
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Fish it out with a pick
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Then fry the chopped green onion in the remaining oil in the pan and use it to stir-fry the tofu. Remember to use a non-stick pan
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Stir-fry for a while, take it out, prepare the chopped green onion, and then start to make the stuffing
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Add chicken juice, thirteen spices, soy sauce and salt and mix well
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Mixed stuffing
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Then take out the fermented dough
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Knead the air thoroughly and cut into appropriate sizes
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Roll it into a skin and wrap it with tofu filling
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Wrap into your favorite bun shape
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Put oil in a non-stick pan/pan over medium-low heat. After the oil is hot, add the wrapped buns and fry for a while. Move the buns and fry until they turn yellow
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Prepare water starch, or add some water to flour, not too thick
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When the bottom of the buns are fried and turn yellow, pour it in. The amount of water should be more than half of the buns
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Then close the lid and leave it alone. When the water dries out, the buns will be ready
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The bottom of the cooked pan-fried buns is browned and crispy, very fragrant and delicious
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Take a look
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Filling
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Take another shot
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Delicious vegetarian filling
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This is the round shape I made before
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Fried
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Delicious