Donkey rolling

  • Donkey rolling, also known as bean flour cake, is named donkey rolling because the soybean flour sprinkled in the final production process is like the dust raised by a wild donkey when it rolls. The raw material of donkey rolling is yellow rice noodles, which are steamed with water and smeared with red bean paste (brown sugar can also be used) to make the filling...
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Donkey rolling

Donkey rolling, also known as bean flour cake, is named "donkey rolling" because the soybean noodles sprinkled in the final production process are like the dust raised by wild donkeys when they roll happily. The raw material of donkey rolling is yellow rice noodles, which are steamed with water and smeared with red bean paste (brown sugar can also be used) as a filling, then rolled up, cut into small pieces of about 100 grams, and sprinkled with soybean noodles.
The delicious donkey rolling sweetness is properly controlled, the taste is glutinous and slightly sticky, and the soybean flour on the surface exudes a rich bean aroma after being fried, which can be called a Beijing snack that is okay with a little bit.
 
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