Family Edition Old Beijing Fried Noodles
1.
Prepare all ingredients.
2.
Chopped green onion and ginger.
3.
The dried yellow sauce is added to the hydrolyzed open paste particles.
4.
Cut the pork belly into cubes and separate the fat and lean.
5.
Add the arowana dumpling powder to the right amount of water and knead it into a firmer dough.
6.
Pour oil into the pot, heat it up, and add diced fat.
7.
Fry the diced pork until browned.
8.
Add diced meat to change color
9.
Add green onion and ginger and continue to stir fry.
10.
Pour the yellow sauce
11.
Simmer slowly over low heat, turning the pot from time to time to avoid sticking to the bottom of the pot. The color of the sauce has become darker and thicker. Turn off the heat to serve. (This step requires at least 20 minutes to be patient.)
12.
Roll out the good dough.
13.
Roll the noodles into dough with the help of a rolling pin.
14.
Sprinkle some dry flour on the dough to prevent sticking, then fold the dough like a fan and cut into strips of roughly the same thickness.
15.
Then shake the noodles to remove the flour
16.
Prepare your favorite dishes. 18 19 21 Place the top size and top with fried sauce. 22 Pour some vinegar and stir well, just cloves of garlic, so beautiful
17.
Blanch celery and bean sprouts, and cut cucumber and radish into shreds.
18.
After the water is boiled, add the noodles, and the noodles are cooked. Tap cold water once in the middle.
19.
Scoop the noodles into a bowl.
20.
Place the top size and top with fried sauce. Pour some vinegar and stir well, just cloves of garlic, so beautiful.
Tips:
Knead the dough in advance to make it easier to roll the noodles. The width of the noodles can be adjusted according to your preferences. The arowana dumpling powder I use has a slightly higher water absorption capacity. Do not add water at one time. You can add water while stirring it with chopsticks until there is no dry powder.