Home version of Nang cake
Introduction:
"I believe there are many people who like eating Xinjiang Nang cakes as much as I do. Every time I pass by the Xinjiang people's cake stall, I always buy two. Although it's not expensive for 2 yuan each, I always want to make it at home. So I've been looking for Fangzi, but I can't find it. Today, according to the impression of the taste, I made a cottage, and the taste is still a bit like it! If you like, you can have a try. Let's study and exchange with each other to see if we can work out a better prescription. "
Production steps:
Step 1: add milk powder to the flour
Step 2: the yeast is boiled with 50g of water, mixed with white sugar, dissolved, and poured into the flour
Step 3: add corn oil and salt, and stir them into flocs with chopsticks
Step 4: then make smooth dough by hand
Step 5: cover with plastic wrap and ferment to twice the size in a warm place
Step 6: take out and knead, exhaust the air, evenly divide into 2 parts, and then relax for 10 minutes
Step 7: take one and roll it into a large dough
Step 8: press thin in the middle with your palm and brush with a layer of milk
Step 9: tie bamboo sticks together
Step 10: make a hole in it
Step 11: finally sprinkle sesame seeds on the surface, put them into the preheated oven, 200 degrees, middle layer, about 10 minutes
Materials required:
Ordinary flour: 200g
Water: 115g
Milk powder: 15g
Yeast: 2.5G
Corn oil: 20g
Salt: 2G
Sugar: 15g
White Sesame: right amount
Milk: moderate
Note: when using bamboo sticks to tie deep, to prevent the middle of the baking bulge up!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: Baking
Production time: several hours
Taste: Original
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