Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling

You don’t need to knead or roll the dough at all—your hands stay clean, and with the right technique it’s actually quite easy. Last time I added too much water, making the dough too thin and hard to shape; this time I used none at all, and a ratio of one pound of flour to […]

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Prep
18m
Cook
30m
Total
48m
Servings
7
Difficulty
Easy
Spice
1/5
Cuisine
Chinese

IngredientsWhat you'll need for Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling

Ingredient Amount
all-purpose flour 350 as needed
warm water 280 as needed
yeast 2-3
Sichuan pepper salt (jiāoyán)
ground pork
white pepper powder
Sichuan pepper powder or 13-spice blend
light soy sauce
dark soy sauce
chicken bouillon paste
cooking oil
scallions (chopped)
eggs
green bell pepper (diced)
13-spice blend
salt
  • all-purpose flour350 as needed
  • warm water280 as needed
  • yeast2-3
  • Sichuan pepper salt (jiāoyán)
  • ground pork
  • white pepper powder
  • Sichuan pepper powder or 13-spice blend
  • light soy sauce
  • dark soy sauce
  • chicken bouillon paste
  • cooking oil
  • scallions (chopped)
  • eggs
  • green bell pepper (diced)
  • 13-spice blend
  • salt

Cooking StepsHow to cook Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling step by step

  1. Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling
    Step 1

    Make the dough: In a bowl, combine 350g flour with a pinch of Sichuan pepper salt for a subtle base flavor. Dissolve 2-3g yeast in 280g warm water. Gradually stir the yeast water into the flour with chopsticks until no dry flour remains. Cover with plastic wrap and let it rise. In warm summer weather, it takes about 30 minutes. Once risen, you can refrigerate it overnight and use it the next morning.

  2. Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling
    Step 2

    Prepare the fillings: For the meat filling, mix ground pork with white pepper, Sichuan pepper powder (or 13-spice blend), light and dark soy sauce, chicken bouillon paste, and a drizzle of cooking oil. Refrigerate. Add chopped scallions right before using the next morning. For the egg filling, combine diced green bell pepper, chopped scallions, and beaten eggs with 13-spice blend and salt.

  3. Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling
    Step 3

    Cook the flatbreads: Take the risen dough out and let it sit for a few minutes to come to room temperature. Stir with chopsticks to deflate. Spray a little oil on the dough and on disposable gloves. Pull off a portion of dough, flatten and stretch it thin by hand, then place it in a preheated oiled pan. Fit about 4 flatbreads per pan. Once the bottom sets, use chopsticks to push the wet dough aside to create a well, then spoon in the meat or egg filling. Spray oil on top to prevent drying, cover with a lid, and pan-fry for 3-4 minutes before flipping. Each flatbread takes about 8-9 minutes total. This recipe yields about 7 flatbreads (4 meat, 3 egg) — enough for two meals.

Savory Breakfast Flatbreads with Meat or Egg Filling

You don’t need to knead or roll the dough at all—your hands stay clean, and with the right technique it’s actually quite easy. Last time I added too much water, making the dough too thin and hard to shape; this time I used none at all, and a ratio of one pound of flour to […]

Ingredients

  • 350 as needed all-purpose flour
  • 280 as needed warm water
  • 2-3 yeast
  • Sichuan pepper salt (jiāoyán)
  • ground pork
  • white pepper powder
  • Sichuan pepper powder or 13-spice blend
  • light soy sauce
  • dark soy sauce
  • chicken bouillon paste
  • cooking oil
  • scallions (chopped)
  • eggs
  • green bell pepper (diced)
  • 13-spice blend
  • salt

Instructions

  1. Make the dough: In a bowl, combine 350g flour with a pinch of Sichuan pepper salt for a subtle base flavor. Dissolve 2-3g yeast in 280g warm water. Gradually stir the yeast water into the flour with chopsticks until no dry flour remains. Cover with plastic wrap and let it rise. In warm summer weather, it takes about 30 minutes. Once risen, you can refrigerate it overnight and use it the next morning.

  2. Prepare the fillings: For the meat filling, mix ground pork with white pepper, Sichuan pepper powder (or 13-spice blend), light and dark soy sauce, chicken bouillon paste, and a drizzle of cooking oil. Refrigerate. Add chopped scallions right before using the next morning. For the egg filling, combine diced green bell pepper, chopped scallions, and beaten eggs with 13-spice blend and salt.

  3. Cook the flatbreads: Take the risen dough out and let it sit for a few minutes to come to room temperature. Stir with chopsticks to deflate. Spray a little oil on the dough and on disposable gloves. Pull off a portion of dough, flatten and stretch it thin by hand, then place it in a preheated oiled pan. Fit about 4 flatbreads per pan. Once the bottom sets, use chopsticks to push the wet dough aside to create a well, then spoon in the meat or egg filling. Spray oil on top to prevent drying, cover with a lid, and pan-fry for 3-4 minutes before flipping. Each flatbread takes about 8-9 minutes total. This recipe yields about 7 flatbreads (4 meat, 3 egg) — enough for two meals.

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