12Place dough in a bowl and cover it with a tea towel, leave it for an hour to rise.
13Oil the bench and put the dough on it.
14Pat out the dough into a rectangle.
15Use a dinner plate to divide the dough into even square sizes.
16Separate them so they don't stick together, and cover them with a tea towel.
17Wear a shower cap.
18Fry in hot oil until golden brown.
19Place in paper towels and serve.
Ingredients
1 cup chilled miraka
0.75 cup boiling wai
1 Tbspn īhi
1 Tbspn huka
4 Tbspn hinu
4 cups puehu parāoa
1.5 tsp tote
oil
Equipment
bowltea toweldinner platefrying panpaper towels
Tips
Mix all ingredients except flour and salt in a large bowl.
Leave for 15 minutes
Add flour and salt (start with 4 cups, and add more if it’s too sticky), gently combine, knead for a few minutes, then rest 1 hour, or until doubled in size.
Lightly oil the bench, then press out dough and divide into squares by rolling a plate along it.