《番薯脆饼》一直是我喜欢吃零食。
不久前看见姐姐做的《金瓜脆饼》,才知道原来制作过程并不是那么难而已。
于是,决定在今年的新年尝试自己动手制作。
第一次做,成品并没有想象中完美。
虽然用了削皮刀来削,但还是不能够削得很薄。
第二次做,除了把食谱做了适当的更动外,我还用了陶瓷刀来把蒸好的番薯面团切片。
陶瓷刀还真好用,这次可以把面团切得很薄。
虽然耗时耗力,但看到成品,真的是值得的!
我爹试吃后,告诉我说:‘啊!这个就好吃啦!’
心想:‘值得!再多功夫,再累,还是值得!真的值得!’
我告诉我娘,明年我只做这个就好了。
不会像烤曲奇和肉干那么累,但成品好好吃!
我娘说,她也想叫我明年只做这款饼就好了。
呵呵~
我娘还叫我多做一些,让她收着,那过年后当她想吃的时候,就可以自己炸来吃了。
这个食谱,强强强推!
材料:
橙薯---1110 g
木薯粉---980 g
双倍发粉---2 汤匙
白糖---9 汤匙
盐---1 汤匙
做法:
- 把橙薯去皮,切片,蒸约30分钟或至软后,压成泥。
- 加入双倍发粉,白糖和盐,混合均匀。
- 酌量加入木薯粉,混合成团。
- 把面团分成3份,搓成长条状。
- 于蒸盘涂上一层油后,放入面团,以中大火蒸约1小时。
- 把面团取出待凉后,用保鲜膜包起,冷藏隔夜。
- 将面团取出,切成薄片,不重叠地排在一大盘中,晒两天或至薄片变完全干硬。(间中翻面晒)
- 热油锅,把番薯片炸至完全涨起,即可捞起放在厨房纸巾上,让其吸走多余的油份。
- 当脆饼完全凉后,才装入密封的罐子。
备注:
木薯粉的分量得视乎橙薯的含水量而定。
Ingredients:
Orange Sweet Potato---1110 g
Tapioca flour---980 g
Double acting baking powder---2 tbsps
Sugar---9 tbsps
Salt---1 tbsp
Method:
Tapioca flour---980 g
Double acting baking powder---2 tbsps
Sugar---9 tbsps
Salt---1 tbsp
Method:
- Peel off the skin of the sweet potatoes, cut them into slices, steam for approx. 30 mins or til soft and mash them into paste.
- Add in the baking powder, sugar and salt. Mix well.
- Add in the tapioca flour accordingly and knead to form a dough.
- Divide the dough into 3 portions and roll them into roll form.
- Grease a steaming tray and put the doughs on it, steam for approx. 1 hour at medium high heat.
- Remove the doughs from the steamer and let cool. Wrap the doughs with cling wrap and refrigerate the doughs overnight.
- Take the doughs out of the fridge, cut them into thin slices and arrange them on a big tray without overlapping, sun-bath the sweet potato slices for 2 days or til they have turned to be totally dry and hard. (Flip the slices once a while)
- Heat a wok with oil, deep fry the sweet potato slices til they have fully expand. Remove the crackers and put them on a sheet of kitchen towel to absorb the excessive oil.
- Keep the crackers in air-tight containers when they have completely cooled.
Remark:
The amount of tapioca flour to be added is wholly depending on the moisture content of the sweet potatoes.
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