Ingredients:
250g Matthews Regenerative All Purpose Flour (plus 2tbsp for the filling)
170g Water (hot, straight from a boiled kettle)
3tbsp Lard (or vegetable oil to make these vegan)
1tsp Salt
½ tsp White Pepper
1tsp Chinese Five Spice
3-4 Spring Onions (finely sliced)
Vegetable Oil, for frying
A spokesman for Matthews Cotswold Flour told That's Food and Drink: "To help us celebrate Chinese New Year, our in-house pro baker (Sophie Carey) has shared this tasty Chinese style pancakes recipe! Brilliant with some crispy duck, filled with veg and/or meats and steamed or fried as dumplings, or just served with sauce for dipping!"
Baker: Sophie Carey
Makes: 10-15 pancakes
Prep time: 25 minutes
Bake time: 6 minutes
Chinese Spring Onion Pancake Method:
In a bowl, mix together your flour and water with a pinch of salt until a dough forms. Wrap this in clingfilm and leave to rest on the counter for 15 minutes
Use a rolling pin to roll out the dough to a rectangle of 30cm x 40cm, or until it is about 2mm thick
In a small bowl, mix together the melted lard and flour with the spices and salt until they form a paste
Spread this paste evenly across the rolled out dough and sprinkle them with the spring onions
Starting at the top, roll the pastry up like you would a Swiss roll
Trim the ends and cut the log into rounds measuring about 5 or 6cm
Place the rounds cut side up (so you can see the swirl of the pastry) and use a rolling pin to flatten these to the thickness of 1cm
Place a frying pan on a medium heat and add a little vegetable oil. Once hot, fry the pancakes for a few minutes on either side until golden brown
Serve hot - make sure to rip them apart to see how flaky they are! Enjoy with your favourite Chinese dishes or with chilli oil for dipping!
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