Ants on The Tree
1.
Soak the vermicelli in cold water for 30 minutes
2.
Put the oil in the pot on high fire. After the oil is refined, turn off the heat and cool down. When the oil temperature is about 30% hot, add the red-oiled bean curd and stir-fry until the oil is red and bright.
3.
Pour out the red oil for later use
4.
In a separate oil pan, add cooked lard and minced pork, fry the minced meat until it is scattered, and fry the water vapor and light oil.
5.
Add red oil to the meat, add soy sauce, soup, salt, pepper noodles, and bring to a boil
6.
Join the fans and the fire is going to boil. Collect the dried soup on a low heat, put it in the pot, and sprinkle with chopped green onion.
Tips:
1. This is a modified version of ants climbing trees. The normal practice is to cut flowers with garlic sprouts instead of chopped green onions. In addition, red-oiled watercress is used to refine the red oil instead of directly fried with Pixian watercress. It is also because my daughter does not like the way the pepper skin of the watercress sticks to the vegetables.
2. Longkou mung bean vermicelli is best for vermicelli, which is more chewy and resistant to cooking. It must be soaked in cold water, and the soaking time should not be too long, otherwise the vermicelli will be too soft and not chewy during cooking.
3. The minced meat should be very fine, and the minced meat should be stir-fried. "Ant on the tree" is named after the minced meat sticks to the vermicelli when it stirs up the fans and looks like an ant on the tree. If the minced meat is too thick, it will not stick to the vermicelli easily.