Naked Oat Flour

Grain
Used in 1 of 203 cuisines (0%)

Flour milled from hulless (naked) oats, a staple grain of northern Shanxi and Inner Mongolia. The dough is scalded with boiling water before shaping, which gives the cooked product a springy, chewy texture and a nutty, earthy flavour.

Where it comes from

Shanxi and Inner Mongolia, China

In the kitchen

Hand-shaped into rolls, fish-shapes or nest forms, then steamed and eaten with savoury or vinegary sauces.

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