The first time I do it, it's thinner than the one in the spring cake shop. It's very flexible. It's not exposed yet. My friends will do it soon after reading it...
Step1:Flour with warm water. Use chopsticks to mix flour into snowflake
Step2:Use your hands to knead the dough. Try to knead it until it is smooth. The bowl is smooth. The hands are smooth
Step3:Cover a wet cloth and wake up for 20 minute
Step4:Take it out in 20 minute
Step5:Average segments after rubbin
Step6:It's like rolling dumpling skin. The rounder it is, the better it is. It determines the shape of the finished product after you roll. There should be no hard core in the middle. If you roll it several times, it's gone. Brush oil directly after each roll. Brush oil along with the roll. Pile up one by one
Step7:I folded 17 pieces in all. I flattened them with my hands. I picked up the crust. I pressed them along the edge of the thumb and pinched them a circle. Then I rolled them with a rolling pin to make a 6-inch cake, or 8-inch cake, or your plate. Don't roll them up. Otherwise, they will be cups
Step8:On the steamer 15 points. Wow. Take off a picture beyond my imagination. It's too thin. I can almost see the fingerprint when I put it on my hand. Hahah
Cooking tips:The size must be the same.. There are skills in making delicious dishes.