I know the Chinese invented the crullers, but I think only the Southeast Asians make the best crullers in the world. Don't hate me on this. I am just saying the truth.
@KCAASE Of course if you eat too much deep fried food in oil there is health problems. Just don't eat too much simple as that and enjoy as a treat once or twice a week.
@aluangrath Alum is a kind of spice powder used for pickling. You can get it at your local grocery store. Ammonia is ammonia. Straight up. It's the weirdest secret ingredient ever.
First of all, you do not knead doughs like that to form gluten (gluten is what makes the dough stretchable) - you need to PUNCH down not gently pat the dough. Kelakar la, watching her handle the dough. Sheesh.
Secondly, if you want your crullers to be straight, don't touch them when you've just dropped them in oil.
Actually, punching the dough will cause the air bubbles to release, creating a denser, not so 'light' texture. The reason you don't need to punch the dough is that time will cause gluten to form, albeit slower than if you worked it by hand. Have YOU ever heard of no-knead bread? How do you think the gluten forms in that? Sheesh.
Nice work, we liked your video very much so we embedded it on ChefCommons . com w/ link back and reference to Youtube. (Let us know if you don't wish for it to be featured)
I tried to make it several times, but never succeed. There is no air bubble in my Eaw Ja Kuay. I only use a baking soda and a baking powder for leavening. Where can I get alum and ammonia? I live in a norther CA.
Hi I have got the you tiao recipe from your cherrykitchen website. But there is no weight indicated for the flour. How much flour did you use in your recipie? Cheers
@cherryblossoms83 300g of flour isn't even remotely correct. I just tried it with 300g and it was way too watery it was practically like batter. It looked nothing like the dough in the video. I tried to add more flour and it wasn't enough to make it more doughy and now I can't even use it. Please try to give the right measurements.
Hi I have got the you tiao recipe from your cherrykitchen website. But there is no weight indicated for the flour. How much flour did you use in your recipie? Cheers
rubbish.....i think i make will better than you even first time....p
amzacable 1 month ago
why does she touch the dough with her ungloved hand? what's the glove on for then?
argheighteen 6 months ago
Man, I want to try this at home! By the way, What is the name of the song?
Thanks
WizShakur 7 months ago
these are delicious
az19all 7 months ago
what is the name of the song thats playing in the background.. thanx
yinvi 8 months ago
I remember these from all those times when I went to China to visit my grandparents. Youtiao are so hard to find where I live... :P
nameno1elsehas 10 months ago
It looks like Siakoy. ;-)
mar7dong 11 months ago
what's in the recipe anyone know + measurement pls. thanks
chinarose168 1 year ago
I know the Chinese invented the crullers, but I think only the Southeast Asians make the best crullers in the world. Don't hate me on this. I am just saying the truth.
KCAASE 1 year ago
Thanks for the video, will try make one, have been craving these for 2 suffering years since i'm in oversea!
jayxunned 1 year ago
After watching this video, I want to make some and then eat them.
Wuhan 1 year ago
First time of seeing "Chinese donuts". Wow. Is there any health issues with this food?
KCAASE 1 year ago
@KCAASE Of course if you eat too much deep fried food in oil there is health problems. Just don't eat too much simple as that and enjoy as a treat once or twice a week.
zores2 1 year ago
those are SO good
tohoshinkiforever 2 years ago
same question as aluangrath...
What is Alum & Ammonia mean?
tlkchew 2 years ago
I have one more question. What is Alum & Ammonia mean? Thanks so much for your help.
aluangrath 2 years ago 3
@aluangrath Alum is a kind of spice powder used for pickling. You can get it at your local grocery store. Ammonia is ammonia. Straight up. It's the weirdest secret ingredient ever.
Sigyyn 1 year ago
Thank you so much. I will try to make it & will let you know later.
aluangrath 2 years ago
can you please give me the recipe how much yeast, water, flour etc. thank you
aluangrath 2 years ago
@aluangrath It's listed on the website. See the video description
Rathanos480 2 years ago
song not needed man. so distracting.
syazwan555 2 years ago 14
@syazwan555 agreed. too distracting.
futuristfood 7 months ago
what is the name of the song you used in your video?
fullmoon 2 years ago
First of all, you do not knead doughs like that to form gluten (gluten is what makes the dough stretchable) - you need to PUNCH down not gently pat the dough. Kelakar la, watching her handle the dough. Sheesh.
Secondly, if you want your crullers to be straight, don't touch them when you've just dropped them in oil.
eleraine 2 years ago
Actually, punching the dough will cause the air bubbles to release, creating a denser, not so 'light' texture. The reason you don't need to punch the dough is that time will cause gluten to form, albeit slower than if you worked it by hand. Have YOU ever heard of no-knead bread? How do you think the gluten forms in that? Sheesh.
StuCarlieSmith 2 years ago
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Nice work, we liked your video very much so we embedded it on ChefCommons . com w/ link back and reference to Youtube. (Let us know if you don't wish for it to be featured)
chefcommons 2 years ago
I tried to make it several times, but never succeed. There is no air bubble in my Eaw Ja Kuay. I only use a baking soda and a baking powder for leavening. Where can I get alum and ammonia? I live in a norther CA.
amoxintubeu 2 years ago
use yeast, sugar, salt, water and plain multipurpose flour.....
mc4102 2 years ago
pls la.. the way she pull e dough i can see that she dont have experience at all.
lexmakelele 2 years ago
not fair comment ... she does not just make you tiao everyday.... if that is her sole job/bread butter i am sure she can pull as well as anyone...
tlkchew 2 years ago
nice song
redlittleteapot 3 years ago
oh, what song is is in the video...?
loveroflovefilms 3 years ago
How much baking soda + baking powder do I use to substitute for ammonia?
rayman168 3 years ago
i use 1 tsp of baking soda and 1 tsp of baking powder (if using 3 c flour recipe)
crazymodafaka 2 years ago
& your You Tiao Is like the original? I'd like to try it socn
Floyoke 2 years ago
i love to eat those
sasukeluva48 3 years ago 2
Are there substitutes for ammonia and alum?
whyhedodat 4 years ago
you can buy alum at your local supermarket.. Mccormick brand has them. As for ammonia.. i substitute it with baking soda + baking powder.
babyyxpink 3 years ago
Hi I have got the you tiao recipe from your cherrykitchen website. But there is no weight indicated for the flour. How much flour did you use in your recipie? Cheers
cockbuddy 4 years ago
Hi! it's 300g of flour. Regards
cherryblossoms83 4 years ago
@cherryblossoms83 300g of flour isn't even remotely correct. I just tried it with 300g and it was way too watery it was practically like batter. It looked nothing like the dough in the video. I tried to add more flour and it wasn't enough to make it more doughy and now I can't even use it. Please try to give the right measurements.
strawberrypop4mexoxo 8 months ago
@cockbuddy Sorry, just needed to point out the fact your name is "cockbuddy" :O
Sigyyn 1 year ago
Hi I have got the you tiao recipe from your cherrykitchen website. But there is no weight indicated for the flour. How much flour did you use in your recipie? Cheers
cockbuddy 4 years ago