Fresh Vegetables Eaten Fresh-{lentil Fried Sausage}
1.
Wash and drain the lentils. Take off the two ends and the old scriptures
2.
Cantonese style sausage steamed and sliced
3.
Blanch the lentils in hot water, remove them quickly, and drain the water for later use
4.
Prepare chopped green onion and ginger, chopped green onion, sauce: sugar, salt, chicken essence, white pepper, a small amount of starch, adjust with broth
5.
Heat oil in the pot, add the lentils and stir-fry quickly, remove and set aside
6.
Add the sausage slices and stir fry to get the oil out, pour out a part of the oil
7.
Add ginger and minced garlic, stir fry until fragrant, add cooking wine
8.
Add the lentils and stir fry together, then add the sauce and stir fry evenly
9.
When the sauce in the pot is almost harvested, add chopped green onions and stir fry a few times.
Tips:
1. I personally think that the lentils are fried with Cantonese sausages. The taste is the most suitable. The sweet and sour and slightly salty sausages will not take away the tender and sweet taste of the lentils themselves. They can also complement each other. Then sprinkle some green onions, ginger, and ginger. The garlic goes in, it's very fragrant. If you prefer to pair it with a heavy taste like cured meat or spicy sausage, then the ratio of sugar to salt in the sauce should be slightly adjusted.
2. If there is no broth at home, you can use chicken essence and heated water instead. Of course, the former is the best in terms of health and taste. Don’t mix too much, it depends on the amount of the dish. The finished product should be crispy and tender, and don’t soak in a plate full of soup.
3. When sautéing sausages, I personally prefer a slightly burnt texture and less greasy texture. And the sausage itself will produce a lot of oil in this step, remember to pour out a part of it, and it can also be used for other dishes.
4. When making this kind of fresh ingredients, don't put too much condiments. The condiments are to highlight the natural and fresh taste of the ingredients, not to overpower the guests.