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Pancake with Egg Filling, Kaifeng Style

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Flour food

Flour food
Flour food has been popular with the Chinese people since ancient times. Flour of various...

Drinking Customs on Festivals

Drinking Customs on Festivals
The important festivals of a year enjoyed by Chinese are accompanied by corresponding drinking...

Steamed Carp in Egg Custard, Beijing-Hebei Style

Steamed Carp in Egg Custard, Beijing-Hebei Style
Clean and wash the fish. Blanch in boiling water and drain. Beat the eggs in a heat-proof bowl...

1 1/2 cups (200 g) flour, sifted
4 eggs
2 tsp scallions, chopped
1 tsp salt, or to taste
7 fl oz (200 ml) vegetable oil

1.  Mix the flour with 7 oz (200 ml) of water. Knead until the dough is soft, smooth and elastic.

2.  Roll out the dough into a large flat circle. Rub oil all over the surface of the dough, sprin¬kle with scallions and salt (see Illustration 1). Roll the piece away from you. Lift one end, press down to make into a ball. Roll out the ball into a flat circular dough.

3.  Place the dough on a heavy frying pan , bake the cake until almost cooked. Lift the cake with one hand and make an opening at the rim. Using the rolling pin to make a hollow inside the cake. Beat eggs and pour into the hollow of the cake. Pinch and seal the opening. Add a little oil to the pan , continue to bake until the eggs inside the cake swell (see Illustration II). Remove and serve.

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