Crispy bean paste cake
Kuaishou is simple, easy to use, zero difficulty, crispy skin, sweet filling, and those who like bean paste cakes must not miss it.

Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Add boiling water to the flour, mix and stir to form a dough wadd
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Add a small amount of cooking oil and knead into a smooth dough
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The kneaded dough does not need to be fermented, and it is kneaded into a smooth dough after proofing with plastic wrap
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Add two spoonfuls of flour to a small amount of cooking oil and mix to form a puff pastry
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Roll out the proofed dough into large pancakes
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Roll out the dough, evenly spread the puff pastry, roll up from the bottom all the way up, roll into long strips,
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Roll the dough and cut it into evenly sized portions, then seal it on both sides and knead it so that the puff pastry doesn't leak out
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Pinch them one by one and roll them round.
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Roll out into palm-sized dough in turn
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Add the red bean paste prepared in advance and wrap it in buns.
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After wrapping, arrange it into long strips and roll it out into beef tongue-shaped pancakes, and if you like sesame seeds, you can sprinkle some sesame seeds
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Heat the pan and brush a little oil, and brush the surface with some oil to lock in the moisture on the surface
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Sear until golden brown on both sides
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Out of the pot
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Crispy bean paste cake, come and make it
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