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Prep 40 min·Cook 25 min·Rest 40 min
Mix the flour and dough salt in a bowl. Pour in the just-boiled water while stirring with chopsticks, then add the cold water and stir into shaggy lumps.
300 g Plain flour½ tsp Salt150 ml Just-boiled water50 ml Cold water
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
Hot water makes a soft, tender dough that rolls thin without springing back.When cool enough to handle, knead for 5 minutes into a soft, smooth dough. Cover and rest for 30 minutes.
300 g Plain flour
Mix the oil, paste flour, salt, white pepper and five-spice into a runny paste.
3 tbsp Cooking oil1 tbsp Plain flour (for the oil paste)1 tsp Salt½ tsp White pepper1 pinch Five-spice powder
Divide the dough into 4. Roll one piece on an oiled surface into a thin rectangle about 30 × 20 cm.
300 g Plain flour
Brush with a quarter of the oil paste and scatter with a quarter of the spring onion. Roll up tightly from the long side into a rope.
3 tbsp Cooking oil6 stalks Spring onions, finely chopped and patted dry
Stretch the rope gently, coil it into a snail and tuck the end underneath. Repeat with the rest, cover and rest for 10 minutes.
300 g Plain flour
Press each coil flat and roll gently into an 18 cm round. Don't worry if a little spring onion pokes through.
300 g Plain flour
Heat 1 tbsp oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Fry a pancake for 3 minutes each side, pressing down, until golden and crisp.
4 tbsp Cooking oil
While hot, push the edges towards the centre with two spatulas (or scrunch in a clean tea towel) to open the layers. Cut into wedges and serve with soy or chilli sauce.
4 tbsp Cooking oil
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
This scrunch is what makes it flaky, not dense.Ready? Let's cook it step by step!
Level 3 · Confident
Several techniques, some prep ahead, wok skill or careful timing.
Freeze the shaped, uncooked rounds between baking paper for up to 2 months; fry from frozen over a medium-low heat, 4–5 minutes a side.
Hot-water dough rolled with oil, salt and lots of spring onion, coiled and pan-fried until crisp and flaky, then scrunched to open up the layers. Taiwan's favourite breakfast and street snack.
Level 3 · Confident
Several techniques, some prep ahead, wok skill or careful timing.
Frying pan · Rolling pin