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Prepare the ingredients! Please prepare flour with strong flour.
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After measuring 70g of glutinous rice flour,
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Place in a bowl to make dough and make 3 dents
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Measure 3g of yeast and 2g of salt,
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Separate sugar/salt/east into each of the three holes you have made. Mix each with flour.
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Prepare 220 ml of warm water (1 cup of paper + a little).
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Pour in little by little and add as you mix.
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Mix until powder is not blown away, then add 1 spoon of oil and mix again.
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If you have a machine, use it and mix it.
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It's normal when the dough is strong enough to get on your hands.
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Ferment in a warm place for 1-2 hours.
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Please prepare the filling for the hotteok while it is being fermented.
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I made it with 3 spoons of brown sugar / 1 spoon of white sugar / 1 spoon of cinnamon powder / 2 spoons of nuts (using almonds).
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It's two hours old. It's swollen a lot.
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If it's fermented well, a lot of spider webs are formed.
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I'm going to cook hotteok now
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Place pan over medium heat and cover with 2 to 3 spoons of oil.
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Apply plenty of oil to prevent the dough from getting on your hands.
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Take the dough off and spread it out on your palm
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Put in a lot of the filling.
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Stretch the dough on the edges and close them together.
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You can make it like you're covering the dough with the other side at the same time.
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Place the dough recesses facing the floor in a heated pan.
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Press gently using a hotteok presser or fritter tender. You can bake it until it's golden brown.
You can adjust the size of the hotteok to suit your taste. If you're going to make it a regular size that's big enough, it's good to make it the size of a chubby apricot!