Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles]

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles]

by Lu Zhen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Just like braised pork, one hundred families can make a hundred kinds of fried noodles. Although they are all called fried noodles, although they have fried noodles, each family has its own best in terms of appearance and taste. Like the taste.



Today's Zhajangmeng is biased towards the northern version. The thieves are delicious, don't lie to you! "

Ingredients

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles]

1. A group photo of most of the materials.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

2. Boil a pot of water. When the water is boiled, throw in the cleaned soybean sprouts. After blanching for 2 or 3 minutes, remove it, let it run in cold water, and let it dry. (Make a recipe)

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

3. Pour twice as much oil as usual for cooking in the pot. When it is 40% hot, add the minced pork.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

4. Chop the fresh ginger into fine mince and fry it with the minced meat. (The minced ginger is especially fishy and tastes better, and the fried meat must be indispensable)

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

5. Change to medium heat and fry until the minced meat is whitish and fragrant.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

6. Tear the sweet noodle sauce and pour the whole bag in.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

7. Dig two spoons of soy sauce into it.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

8. Continue to stir fry over medium and small fire.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

9. According to the thickness of the meat sauce, pour in half a bowl of boiling water.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

10. Turn the heat to a boil.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

11. Pour in the dried tofu cut into small cubes.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

12. When boiling, use a spatula to keep stirring during the process to avoid sticking the pot.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

13. Taste the saltiness and add salt as appropriate.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

14. Two spoons of light soy sauce to increase the umami taste.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

15. Simmer for 7 to 8 minutes.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

16. Cook until the meat sauce separates from the oil. After the oil in the sauce is forced out, turn off the heat! Sprinkle a little bit more chopped green onion.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

17. Mix well, and a pot of fragrant fried sauce is ready!

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

18. Put cold water in the pot and turn on high heat. After the water boils, throw in the noodles. (The water is wider, so it won’t stick when cooking)

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

19. After boiling, throw in the pea leaf.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

20. After it boils again, turn off the heat.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

21. Put it into a large bowl, put your favorite food, pour a large spoonful of fried sauce, mix well, and start eating.

Family’s Favorite [jianjiang Noodles] recipe

Tips:

1. If you can't eat the deep-fried sauce (boiled), it is best to put it in a well-sealed lunch box (or glass jar) in the refrigerator and keep it in the refrigerator, and eat it within a week. If it is placed in a bowl, it is best to cover it with plastic wrap to avoid hair growth.



2. It takes longer to boil the sauce, it is best to boil the oil in the noodle sauce to make it fragrant.

3. The amount of oil should be doubled than usual when cooking.

4. According to the seasonal characteristics and family tastes, you can choose light, green, and crispy vegetables. Cucumber shreds, carrot shreds, and bean sprouts are the most classic.

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