Juicy beef filling with onion, carrot and aromatics in a crispy crust, this Chinese beef pancakes is a classic northern Chinese savory pastry. Known as Xian Bing, it’s like a giant dumpling!
1 1/5cupWater, 1 cup for the wrapper and 1/5 cup for filling
1/4cupOil, for Sichuan pepper
1tsp.Ground White Pepper
0.7oz.Oyster sauce
0.2oz.Sesame oil
16.5oz.Flour
1tsp.Salt
0.9oz.Cooking wine
Egg drop soup
11.5oz.Tomato
2Egg
1/4tsp.Ground White Pepper
Directions:
1
Dice onions and scallions and mince ginger, set aside in separate bowls.
2
Stir fry sichuan peppers until aromatic, then filter out the oil into a bowl. Add soy sauce into the same pan, bring to boil, and remove to a bowl.
3
In a large bowl, combine ground beef, water, cooking wine, filtered oil, cooked soy sauce, white pepper, oyster sauce, minced ginger, chopped scallion, chopped onion and sesame oil. Mix and set aside.
4
Add salt and water to a bowl of flour, stirring and kneading into a dough. Rest for about 10 minutes. Then knead and divide into smaller pieces. Soak them in a bowl full of oil for 2-3 hours.
5
Take a piece of dough, flatten it into a square, and then gently tug it out, so the dough is long and thin. Place a spoonful of meat on one end and fold a corner of the dough over it. Keep folding and rolling from one end of the dough to the other, tucking the meat inside.
6
Sear the pancakes on a hot pan, 5 minutes on each side. Add a bit of oil after the first flip. When the pancakes turn golden brown, remove and set aside.
7
In a pot of boiling water, add chopped tomatoes and stir. Beat eggs, season with salt and white pepper, and add it into the pot as well, using a strainer to give a cloudy effect.