Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 468

Chapter 468: Fried Sesame Balls

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Ever since Su Jing made sesame balls for the first time, she had avoided making deep-fried food for quite a while. She valued her health more than anything and, being well-off, she preferred buying ready-made food. Now, she found herself wishing she had a sister-in-law earlier!

Gu Zi brought over the household’s kettles. Handing them to Su Jing, she began to pour hot water into the sugar. The quantity they were making today was large, so the need for hot water was substantial. Soon, both kettles were emptied.

Gu Zi quickly lit another stove to heat more water. Simultaneously, she shared with Su Jing the art of making sesame balls. This was a dish every household could make; the key was not the recipe but the technique.

“The first point I’ve already mentioned,” she said. “The second thing to remember is to press the sesame seeds onto the balls after they are coated. This ensures the seeds adhere firmly to the dough, preventing them from falling off during frying. The finished product, covered entirely in white sesame seeds, is more appealing this way.

“The third point is to drop the dough into the oil at a low temperature. This prevents the balls from bursting suddenly. Also, remember to shape the dough again before frying. If it’s dropped directly into the pot, the part touching the bottom will burn, resulting in uneven coloration and affecting the aesthetic appeal.

“Lastly, don’t rush after the dough is in the pot. Maintain a low flame and wait for the dough to slowly rise. Gently stir it with a spoon to ensure even heat distribution. This process takes about ten minutes. When the dough has expanded to twice its original size, you can increase the heat to set its shape. Keep these points in mind; you’ll try the first batch.”

Today’s task of frying sesame balls was a big one, promising a busy morning. With two of them, they could alternate shifts, making the work easier. Gu Zi would fry one batch, and Su Jing the next. This way, they wouldn’t have to work continuously, which could be quite exhausting.

Su Jing nodded, following Gu Zi’s guidance, she mixed baking powder into the glutinous rice flour in equal proportions. Together, they stirred the flour into a smooth mixture using hot sugar water, finally kneading it into two large balls of glutinous rice dough.

Gu Zi brought two bowls, one filled halfway with water, the other with white sesame seeds.