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1) In a 1/2 cup of warm water, add 1 tablespoon yeast and 1 tablespoon sugar and stir once or twice to mix well with the water.
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2) If you leave it still for 10 minutes, it naturally ferments like this.
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3) Sieve 2.5 cups of flour and mix 1/2 cup of glutinous rice flour.
4) Add (2) a batch of yeast, a cup of milk, and 1/2 small salt to the flour and knead well.
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4) Cover with plastic and let ripen at room temperature for 40 minutes.It ripens better if you put it in a warm place such as an electric pad and a blanket.Cover the dough with a kimchi bag,
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5) If the dough swells twice, it's well aged.
6) Remove the gas well by beating the ripened dough with your hands.
7) I tried dipping the dough after an hour. Fermentation is taking place. If it gets swollen again, take out the air again.
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8) Making Hotteok filling: 2/3 cups of brown sugar, 1/4 small cup of cinnamon powder, and chopped peanuts or walnuts to taste better.
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9) Put on disposable gloves, remove the dough, add plenty of nuts, and bake in a heated pan
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10) Turn the fire over medium heat so that it doesn't burn
Give me a woo. I made it with a small amount of olive oil in case it's greasy. You need to add a lot of oil to make hotteok
Let's put a lot in it. I decided to cook it for a long time in a small amount of oil
Yes.
Healthy and delicious!
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Homemade hotteok is plentiful and plentiful.
It's a healthy snack, although it's a bit of a stretch.
Hotteok is a successful fermentation. It doesn't ferment well in winter. There's a way to ferment it in the oven, and there's a way to ferment it on warm water, so learn a lot of ways and try it. It's a healthy hotteok that's incomparable to buying and eating.