The Spanish deep-fried dough sticks Jishiguo is simple, it is crisp outside and tender inside, and tastes light.
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Today, we make a Spanish deep-fried dough sticks Giuseppe, which is easy to make. It is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a light taste. Paired with a cup of coffee, it's the perfect afternoon tea!
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Technique
Steps to make The Spanish deep-fried dough sticks Jishiguo is simple, it is crisp outside and tender inside, and tastes light.
- 1. Let's first sieve 80g of low gluten flour and 10g of corn starch, and set them aside for later use.
- 2. Then add 150g of clean water, 40g of saltless butter, 10g of white sugar, and 2g of salt together.
- 3. Boil and remove from heat.
- 4. Add sifted low gluten flour and corn starch, and quickly mix with a scraper.
- 5. Continue to turn low heat and slowly stir fry until all the flour is evenly mixed. Stir fry the dough until it has a glossy appearance.
- 6. Take it out and spread it out, put it in a basin, let it cool for a while, touch it with your hand and it won't be too hot, to prevent the dough from being too hot and the egg mixture from being cooked.
- 7. Break one egg (about 60g) at room temperature and add it to the dough in batches. Mix the egg mixture thoroughly with a scraper before adding it again.
- 8. Put the evenly mixed batter into a decorative bag.
- 9. Heat the oil until small bubbles appear when the chopsticks are placed inside, indicating that the oil temperature is good.
- 10. Squeeze the batter in, and the batter can be made into small strips, circular rings, and so on.
- 11. Fry until both sides are golden and crispy, then remove and drain the oil.
- 12. After letting it cool for a while, prepare a plate of fine sugar and dip it in with it.
- 13. Spain deep-fried dough sticks Jishiguo, complete O
- 14. Take a bite, it is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a light taste.
- Paired with a cup of coffee, it's the perfect afternoon tea!