For all those who want the English version of this recipe. Ingredients Filling: 50 gr shredded coconut 20 gr yolk 20 gr butter, softened 20 gr powdered sugar For the wet dough: (NOT EXACTLY SURE ABOUT THIS COMPONENT) 100 gr low-gluten flour 10 gr solid lard 10 gr fine sugar for seasoning 40 ml water with a touch of food coloring (she used pink) For the dry oil dough: 65 gr flour 35 gr lard Procedure For the filling: Place all ingredients on flat work surface and press the ingredients using the palm heel. And mix with a pastry scraper at the same time. Roll the mixture into a chunk, in a rectangular shape. Half it and then divide each half into five equal pieces. Take one piece and roll it into a ball and repeat the process for the rest. Put the balls into the freezer. For the wet dough: Put the flour, lard and sugar on flat work surface and make a well in the middle. Add the food colored water and roll the mixture. While rolling pay attention to use out palm heel to press. Now we use both hands to knead alternately. To make the dough softer and smoother we can observe clearly that the dough becomes waxy after kneading. Adjust its shape a little bit then cover it with a plastic wrap and let it rest. As the dough would be looser after resting and form more beautiful shape. For the dry oil dough: Use the palm heel and pastry scraper as well. They should be fully mixed and you can’t see any dry powder in the final dough. Half the dough and roll each half into a long strip then cut each half into five equal pieces. Repeat with the other half. Roll each piece into a ball. Now we roll the prepared wet oil dough into a long strip and cut also into ten equal pieces. The wet oil dough becomes dry easily in air so we can cover it with plastic wrap while waiting. Today I use the Xiaobaosu technique, which means making the crust of each cake one by one. Pick one wet oil dough piece and roll a little bit and press flat. Make it concave and put the dry oil ball in the middle. Next like filling a dumpling, wrap the dry oil piece up while pressing gently. Use a rolling pin to gently roll back and forth until it becomes a round disc. Now we make a layered crust by folding the disc 2 times. Fold the left side to the center and fold the right side in the same way (basically into thirds). This is the first folding. Let them rest for a while and cover with saran wrap. Now the first folding has been finished. Next is the second folding. Roll the wrapper into a rectangle, remember to roll it gently or the layers would be broken easily. Fold it into thirds again. Now the wrappers are prepared. Let them rest for around 15 minutes. Now we can start the filling. Roll the rested wrapper into a round disc and place filling in the center of dough and enclose the filling at the bottom. Next is the most important step which is styling. We need a sharp knife, a thin one, to divide the upper part of the crust into six equal pieces (scoring the dough only) by 3 cuts. We can feel the knife touch the filling just right. And we need to pay special attention at the sides, that the end of the cut should be around 1 cm away from the bottom. Now the cakes are quite round so gently press them slightly flat. Now we have finished all the ten Hehua Su. Next we begin deep frying. Heat enough sunflower seed oil (this is highly recommended. The other oils are too strong), corn oil is fine as well. Use enough oil to submerge the whole Hehua Su in oil. Heat the oil to around 120 degrees Celsius or 248 degrees Fahrenheit. Actually any temperature between 120 Celsius to 140 Celsius is fine. If you cook at home and have no electronic thermometer you can use a clean chopstick. Put it in the oil and if you see tiny bubbles floating up around it the temperature is right. Basically we need to keep the temperature all the way through the deep frying. Gently put the Hehua Su into the oil. The Hehua Su will float on the surface, they are almost done. When you touch the petals and if the whole cake shakes with the petal then it shows the whole crust has been fried hard and it’s ready to be served. Lay a piece of kitchen paper at the bottom as they are deep fried. Now you can see the crusts are really beautiful. The Hehua Su cakes are done. It’s suggested they are eaten at the same day. I could be wrong so if someone out there give some of us some feedback it would be appreciated.
@quynhnguyen3706 жыл бұрын
santolify thank you very much, dear!
@thientruongnguyen54526 жыл бұрын
santolify, thank you very much
@Aittle6 жыл бұрын
santolify oh my goodness you’re an angel, thank you for this!
@MsFashionqueen16 жыл бұрын
You can also turn on captions :)
@Aittle6 жыл бұрын
kim huynh it doesn’t give the measurements in captions though...
I lovs this video. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for the English subtitles. I love to make authentic Chinese foods, and channels like yours make that possible.
I really appreciate the english subtitle. Since i only speak little mandarin😀 it will be much easier to try ur recipe. thank u 😄😄
@strangeblog41514 жыл бұрын
now you have it
@БутерБрод-ы8ш4 жыл бұрын
Such a sophisticated delicacy, I'd love to try it! You are also a very beautiful person, you made me smile. Is this project running on TV? Are they publishing a book?
william Mian Wei 用猪肥肉自己炼猪油就可以啦很方便的 炼好的油密封罐保存可以放很久 很多中式甜点可以用 油渣可以拿来做菜煮面或者空口吃 实在没有猪油我觉得黄油也可以的反正就是要出层次嘛 黄油不是可以做千层咩 所以是同理哇
@aiweiliu34106 жыл бұрын
黄油起酥没有猪油好,但也不是不可以。
@wendyhe74396 жыл бұрын
william Mian Wei 我一直都是用黄油做
@huangmingyu31286 жыл бұрын
清真?
@yiwenlou77866 жыл бұрын
同问,黄油也可以起酥,就像croissant,而且猪油的味会不会比较重?
@pearlbear662 жыл бұрын
可以用烤箱烘焙吗?若是什么温度和时常?谢谢
@아아메-g3u6 жыл бұрын
8:29 the ingredients ...but i'm no chinese speakerㅠㅠㅠcan someone translate it for me and other forigners, please?
@朱颜-i8h6 жыл бұрын
Ingredients Filling: 50 gr shredded coconut 20 gr yolk 20 gr butter, softened 20 gr powdered sugar For the wet dough: (NOT EXACTLY SURE ABOUT THIS COMPONENT) 100 gr low-gluten flour 10 gr solid lard 10 gr fine sugar for seasoning ½ cup water with a touch of food coloring (she used pink) For the dry oil dough: 65 gr flour 35 gr lard
@아아메-g3u6 жыл бұрын
朱颜 yeah, i did see that comment below...actually i'm asking about the (NOT EXACTLY SURE ABOUT THIS COMPONENT) part, can you tell me if it is accurate or not?that would really gonna help me out, thank you!!
@아아메-g3u6 жыл бұрын
朱颜 i'm really really counting on you because you seem like chinese, or at least speak chinese...
@朱颜-i8h6 жыл бұрын
Ingredients Filling: 50 gr shredded coconut stuffing. 20 gr egg-yolk yellow 20 gr Light butter 20 gr powdered sugar For the wet dough: (8g weight of a dough) 100 gr low-gluten flour 10 gr solid lard 10 gr granulated sugar a touch of food coloring (she used pink) 40ml water For the dry oil dough:(5g weight of a dough) 65 gr low-gluten flour 35 gr lard PS:hope it can help you
@아아메-g3u6 жыл бұрын
朱颜 非常感谢你! i appreciate your help (/*^오^*)/ - - - ♡
@amyz2975 жыл бұрын
猪油好买吗?可以用其他油代替吗?如果有烤箱的话怎么烤呢?
@Lycheemaru6 жыл бұрын
OMG 很美 想做看
@nancyparsons58974 жыл бұрын
好漂亮的古典美女。手艺真好。喜欢💕
@HowToCookWithLook6 жыл бұрын
Waw sooooo beautiful
@monphymonmorte52665 жыл бұрын
真的很漂亮啊!如果有空還是希望能學起來,每次在書裏見到荷花酥都能感受到這種點心的精緻。
@pfd18356 жыл бұрын
这个不能用烤箱烤么?这样可以少点油
@sherrymao93336 жыл бұрын
PF Du 可以啊 这只是在没有烤箱的情况下 普通家庭也能做的做法
@pfd18356 жыл бұрын
LiangYun Mao 那么烤箱烤的话需要刷油么?
@elsafan21546 жыл бұрын
用烤的话估计外皮的花瓣不会开得这么好看?
@dmyin76226 жыл бұрын
不知道如果用烤箱的话应该烤多长时间
@dmyin76226 жыл бұрын
PF Du shaniuzhufu.blog.sohu.com/269036562.html 我去搜了一下,据说油炸的比烤箱烤的好看~