Wednesday, October 19, 2005

Dầu Cháo Quẩy Làm Bằng Phèn và Baking Soda (Yu Char Kway made using Alum and Baking Soda)

Ing:
-200g bread flour
-50g wheat starch
-1 tsp baking soda
-3/4 tsp alum
-160g water
-1/2 tsp salt

What to Do:
Mix together flour and starch. Stir together alum, soda, salt and water. Add water mixture to flour mixture. Knead to make a smooth dough. Rest for 30 mins, shape and fry. Makes about 5, 8" long yck's.

9 comments:

  1. tt

    i found powdered alum by Mccormick, the tiny bottle costs 2.87- expensive?

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  2. lily,
    2.87 is not that bad, its about 3-4 bucks here.

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  3. Anonymous6:11 PM

    Hi tt,
    I was wondering if you use the powdered alum, or if you crush up your own? I bought some from the asian store where it looks like a giant piece of crystal, and it's labeled white alum, and I'm assuming you have to crush it yourself?
    thanks

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  4. diddy,
    I use powdered alum from the american grocery stores.

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  5. Anonymous4:48 PM

    Spice Trend alum works just as good. I found it for $1.25 at the grocery store, right next to the McCormicks that was $3.89.

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  6. Anonymous9:44 PM

    May I know what is alum? Where can I get it from. Thanks

    Kalena

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  7. Anonymous11:21 AM

    I love your food blog..thanks for posting YCK. A friend of my gave me this recipe using 1 1/2 tbsp of Calumet Baking Powder, 3lbs flour, 2 cup of Milk & hot Tab Water, 1/2 tsp salt, sugar and veg oil.

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  8. Anonymous8:44 AM

    Is it possible to use only all purpose flour? I could not find any wheat starch at all. There is wheat flour but I do not think they are the same.

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  9. Anonymous7:17 PM

    Hello TT,

    Can I substitute wheat flour for wheat starch to make "dau chao quay"?

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