Fried Lotus Root

Fried Lotus Root

by Mo Zhuyi's Small Kitchen

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

4

The lotus root is rich in starch, protein, and vitamin C. If eaten raw, it can clear the heat and moisturize the lungs. It can be appetizing and invigorating the spleen. There are many ways to eat the lotus root. The principle of deep-fried lotus root is similar to that of eggplant box!

Ingredients

Fried Lotus Root

1. Wash the fresh lotus root and set aside the fresh meat filling, add salt, light soy sauce, chopped green onion, minced ginger, white pepper, and stir in one direction until the meat becomes sticky.

Fried Lotus Root recipe

2. Cut the lotus root into two pieces connected together as shown in the figure (don’t cut the two pieces of lotus root so that the two pieces of lotus root will easily fall apart during the frying process, which will affect the taste and beauty)

Fried Lotus Root recipe

3. Do not put too much meat and meat in the middle of the sliced lotus root slices. Too much meat and meat is not conducive to coupling and frying, which will affect the taste.

Fried Lotus Root recipe

4. Coupling with minced meat and serving on a plate for later use

Fried Lotus Root recipe

5. Pour the dry flour into the container and add water to combine the flour and water into a batter. Add a little salt to the batter. Don’t be too dry. The batter is too dry. The batter hanging on the coupling is too thick and affects the taste.

Fried Lotus Root recipe

6. Put the meat-clamped coupling in the batter, cover it with the batter, and fry it (oil temperature 60%) until golden brown on both sides

Fried Lotus Root recipe

7. The fried coupling is ready to serve

Fried Lotus Root recipe

Tips:

The fried coupling can be placed on the kitchen paper to suck out the excess grease and plate!

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