Crispy Cold Noodles in Summer
1.
Prepare to boil a pot of water with the ingredients, add the noodles after the water is boiled, the noodles are eight mature and there is no hard core, just take them out quickly, and rinse them with cold water.
2.
Dry the noodles, add a small amount of peanut oil or olive oil and mix well with peanut butter, dilute with a small amount of cold water
3.
A head of garlic is peeled, smashed or chopped, depending on personal preference. Add a tablespoon of soy sauce, a tablespoon of vinegar, a teaspoon of red oil, a pinch of sugar and mix well, then pour into peanut butter, mix well and rub cucumber into silk, and cut parsley into small pieces.
4.
Put the shredded cucumber and coriander on the noodles and drizzle the sauce mixed in step 5, using your hands or chopsticks to mix the sauce and noodles well, and each noodle should be covered with the sauce
Tips:
It is best to put olive oil in the noodles after controlling the moisture. For a while, I put grapeseed oil. The peanut oil I put now is the peanut oil that my dad and mom personally went to the oil shop to look at.
Peanut butter can also be replaced with tahini, but the amount should be reduced a bit, because tahini has a stronger fragrance than peanut butter, and I personally prefer peanut butter.
Cilantro is a light-sensitive food. After eating it, if it is exposed to the sun, it will form melanin. However, the flavor of coriander is indeed different. Be careful not to be exposed to the sun. You can leave it out if you don’t like it.