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Fried Sheep Tail

A classic Beijing-style dessert of red bean paste balls coated in a light egg white batter, deep-fried until golden, and finished with a dusting of fine sugar.

25 min
Easy
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Fried Sheep Tail

Ingredients

egg whites 6
red bean paste filling 150 g
white sugar (sprinkled on the surface at the end) 100 g
dry starch 75 g
peanut oil (for frying) 150 g

Instructions

1

Step 1

Whisk the egg whites into a foamy batter, then add the dry starch and stir until evenly combined.

2

Step 2

Divide the red bean paste filling into 10 portions and shape each into a small ball.

3

Step 3

Pour the peanut oil into a wok and heat it over the flame until it reaches about 50% hot (medium heat), then remove the wok from the heat and place it beside the stove.

4

Step 4

Dip each red bean paste ball into the egg white batter and lower them one by one into the oil, then return the wok to the heat.

5

Step 5

Once the egg white batter coating the red bean paste turns golden brown, remove the pieces, drain off the excess oil, arrange them on a plate, and sprinkle with white sugar before serving.