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| Dough ready to go - moist but not sticky. |
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| Whole lot of green onions |
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| Rolled as thin as I could get it . . . . |
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| Coiled up, sorry the picture is bad my camera battery died right after this. |
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| Squashed cakes taken with ipod! |
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| Close up of one ready to be fired. |
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| Out of the pan and on to the paper toweling. |
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| Don't they look yummy! |
It is a pretty simple recipe. Just kind of mix and assemble. It was super super easy. I would put your oil a bit lower than suggested (more like medium) to ensure that the cakes cook all the way through and aren't too gummy in the middle. They turned out delicious. I also made a sauce. Equal parts seasoned rice vinegar and soy sauce and a bit to red pepper paste for heat. Yum!
They do look yummy! I'm going to have to give them a try; I bet they'd go great with soup.
ReplyDeleteGreen onion / chive pancakes are seriously my favorite. So easy to make! And if you make too many, you can slice up the remaining pancakes and chuck them into an Asian flavored soup :) More people should make these pancakes! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely presentation and a great use of leftover ingredients!
ReplyDeleteI was very surprised by how easy they were. I fed them to friends too and they also enjoyed them.
ReplyDeletethose do look so yummy.
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