Ants on The Tree

Ants on The Tree

by Hua Yang Qing Ning

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Although the ants are small, they are meat. This ant goes up the tree is also a famous dish. It is said that the origin of the ant goes up the tree is related to the famous figure Dou E written by the famous Yuan Dynasty writer Guan Hanqing.
Of course, we have no way of knowing the true origin of this ant climbing the tree, so let the historians study it.
Let’s study and study how ants climb trees. There are many ways for ants to climb trees, and they usually use the spicy bean paste.
However, the chili pepper and meat filling made by this method are all stuck to the vermicelli, and the taste of the chili pepper is not my favorite, so I didn't use this method. I just added dried chili pepper. "

Ingredients

Ants on The Tree

1. Chop the onion, garlic, and dried chili for later use.

Ants on The Tree recipe

2. Soak the vermicelli in cold water to soften (if you want a softer taste, you can boil the vermicelli in boiling water for two minutes), and drain the water.

Ants on The Tree recipe

3. Fly the minced meat into water to remove the blood and water, which is also mainly to remove the fishy.

Ants on The Tree recipe

4. Pour oil into the pot and heat up, add onion, garlic, and chili and stir-fry until a fragrant aroma.

Ants on The Tree recipe

5. Add the pork filling and stir-fry, and stir-fry well.

Ants on The Tree recipe

6. Add a small amount of water and mix the old soy sauce.

Ants on The Tree recipe

7. Add the vermicelli and cook until the soup is dry, then it can be out of the pot

Ants on The Tree recipe

8. Simple and easy-to-use food is complete~~

Ants on The Tree recipe

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