[preserved radish cake] classic Cantonese tea

stir fried stuffing (see accessories):360G sticky rice flour:180G orange powder:54G salt:23 teaspoons five spices or white pepper:a little bit cold water:135G hot water:405G white radish (small):2 mushroom:4 Cantonese sausage:2 https://cp1.douguo.com/upload/caiku/7/f/b/yuan_7fa36d2d010a7c968bd9ae777268bb8b.jpg

[preserved radish cake] classic Cantonese tea

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[preserved radish cake] classic Cantonese tea

Cooking Steps

  1. Step1:2 radishes (small ~ about 3cm in cross section diameter) peeled and slice

  2. Step2:Add water and cook until transparent and soft, then take out ~ squeeze out water for standby (do not squeeze too dry

  3. Step3:Dice 4 mushrooms for later us

  4. Step4:Two Cantonese sausages are also dice

  5. Step5:Put a little oil in the frying pan and stir fry the sausage until it is slightly transparen

  6. Step6:Add shredded radish and mushrooms and stir fry them. Add 23 teaspoons salt to taste and then leave the heat to stir fry. I weighed these dishes to 360g in total

  7. Step7:Add 180g glutinous rice flour, 54G Chengfen and 1 pinch of wuxiangfen to the fried dishe

  8. Step8:Stir to make the dishes and flour evenly distribute

  9. Step9:Pour in 405G boiling water and stir evenly (this is a traditional process called pulping ~ it should be to make starch gelatinize). Then pour in 135g cold water and stir evenly. Reserve

  10. Step10:Put lard in the container to prevent sticking ~ I used two glass boxes of about 25x15 for these quantitie

  11. Step11:Pour in the flour mixture. Put it into a steamer with boiling water and steam for 30 minutes

  12. Step12:Take it out and cool it after steaming (the container and dosage may be different or the time may be different ~ in short, it's ok if it's cooked well

  13. Step13:It can be taken out completely by gently fiddling along the inner wall of the container with a spoo

  14. Step14:You can eat several meals and cut them into thick pieces before eating (I've tried to fry thin slices ~ because the salt in the sausage is fried out ~ it's too salty to be thick

  15. Step15:Pour a little oil into a non stick pan and fry in the cut radish cake until golden on both side

Cooking tips:Radish cake is my favorite tea ~ salty, fragrant, soft and glutinous ~ but it's not my hometown specialty ~ it's the traditional practice of Guangzhou niudabao family ~ thank you very much, Baoma ~ the steamed radish cake is delicious directly ~ it's more fragrant and tastes heavier after frying, like me ~ sometimes it's also made with some sauce ~ it's not small in the happiness pop-up shed ~ my mother and I have eaten it for several days in a row~ Every day, I have the cheek to ask her if she can eat radish cake. I agree with her. It's not greasy to eat for a few days. It's not easy for a kind of food with a lot of fat and easy to eat. It really suits my family's appetite. We are willing to give this kind of supreme praise to students of radish cake. There are skills in making delicious dishes.

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