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Chick Roll

Chick Roll

  • 1

    For the filling: Combine chopped onion, chopped aipo, and olive oil in a small pan

  • 2

    Cook over low heat for 10 minutes, or until they're soft

  • 3

    Add soy sauce, spread everything over the chicken, and mix well

  • 4

    Let it rest while preparing the pancakes as follows: Whisk eggs with water in a medium bowl

  • 5

    Add flour and salt and whisk just to combine

  • 6

    (The dough should not be too thick.) Heat a 20cm diameter frying pan

  • 7

    Grease with a spoonful of olive oil

  • 8

    Add the dough, using 1/4 cup for each pancake

  • 9

    Splat the dough

  • 10

    Fry for 1-2 minutes or until the top of the pancake looks dry and the bottom is golden

  • 11

    Remove from the pan and let cool on paper towels (fries only one side)

  • 12

    Repeat the operation until all the dough is used up

  • 13

    It should give you around 12 pancakes

  • 14

    To fill, place 1/4 cup of filling (a little outside the center) on the fried side of each pancake

  • 15

    Fold two sides to the middle, then fold the other two sides over the top

  • 16

    Roll and secure with toothpicks

  • 17

    Refrigerate for at least a day before serving

  • 18

    A little before serving, heat about 3cm of olive oil in a frying pan

  • 19

    Add 2-3 pancakes at a time and fry, flipping once, for about 5 minutes or until golden

  • 20

    Drain and keep warm on paper towels

  • 21

    Remove toothpicks and serve with the sauce made as follows: Mix mascarpone, cornstarch, ginger, and water in a small pan

  • 22

    Cook stirring until it thickens and simmers for 3 minutes

  • 23

    Remove from heat

  • 24

    Add vinegar and soy sauce

  • 25

    Serve warm with the rolls

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