I mix the baking powder with the flour together though is optional is meant for it to be hard and also the flavor.
I added butter, milk, and egg with the flavors after I mix together until the dough is formed then knead the dough for about 2-4 minutes.
put some flour on a flat surface and transfer the dough to the dusted surface and I use flour also on the rolling pin. Then I rollout the dough till its thin and thickness is about 1/6 inch because it will double in size when it is fried.
The dough will be cut into long strips or any desired shape.
It should be turned over and over till all the chinchin are evenly brown. So that one side will not get burnt.