Fried Beef with Onion
1.
Cut the beef tenderloin into thin slices; share a technique for evenly cutting the meat into thin slices, that is, put the meat in the refrigerator to harden it, press it firmly with your hand to press a finger pit, and then easily cut it into thin slices; if it is hard enough Blind frozen, you need to take it out and warm it up to be able to cut it; we call the previous state "frozen";
2.
Clean the purple onions; there are many varieties of onions. This brightly colored purple onion tastes crispy and tender, and it is not particularly spicy. In addition to fried food, it is also suitable for raw food; and the purple and white color paired with beef is brighter than yellow onions eye;
3.
Cut the onion into thin shreds, that is, along the lines of the onion, each onion has the same curvature, so that the onion will not collapse after heating;
4.
Pour a little oil in the wok, chop the shredded onion a few times, sprinkle a little salt to soften it, and set aside;
5.
Pour the oil in the pan, no need to wait for the oil to heat up, pour the beef slices into the pan and quickly scatter them with a spatula to keep the meat slices independent and non-sticky;
6.
After the surface changes color, sprinkle a little salt and light soy sauce, stir fry evenly, and the beef is slightly out of soup;
7.
Pour the shredded onion and black pepper into the pot quickly, stir fry a few times to get out of the pot.
Tips:
The onion can be cut off if it is fried first. It is not so spicy, and it matches the beef better in terms of temperature and taste. If the onion is added later, it will cause the beef slices to be fried and the onion is not cooked. The same method can also be used to fry green peppers. Pork slices, garlic sprout slices.