Fish Floss Rice
1.
Remove the canned tuna meat from the can and squeeze out the canned soup.
2.
Tear into small pieces.
3.
Cut the onion into small pieces.
4.
Cut the golden roots into small pieces.
5.
Cut the seaweed into filaments.
6.
Pour some oil into the wok, add onions when the oil temperature rises, and add tuna, salt, light soy sauce, and sugar after sautéing. Medium fire, constantly stir fry.
7.
Stir fry until the fish is dry and yellow, then turn to low heat and continue to fry, and finally fry into fish floss.
8.
Put the mixed bean rice into a large bowl.
9.
Sprinkle fish floss on the rice.
10.
Sprinkle with golden roots.
11.
Sprinkle Shanghai Tess.
12.
Squeeze on the salad dressing and serve.
Tips:
1. When frying fish floss, the fire should be controlled at medium heat or low fire to avoid excessively dry or even frying.
2. Mixed bean rice can be replaced with white rice.
3. Because the salad dressing will be put at the end, you can put less seasoning when frying the fish floss to avoid too salty or too sweet.
4. The fried fish floss can be stored as much as you like at a time, and the leftover can be stored in the fresh-keeping box for a period of time, but you must eat it as soon as possible without additives.