Fried Mung Bean Noodles

by Meimeijia's Kitchen

4.7 (1)
Favorite
14

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

3

There should not be many people who have eaten this dish. Many friends will be curious about what chili is? When I first came to Xiangxi, I was very surprised when I saw this dish in the supermarket. After asking my local colleagues, I realized that pepper is a homemade side dish, and each method is different, roughly using minced garlic and Glutinous rice flour is fermented with salt and has a slight sour taste. It is usually stuffed in chili and used as a meal after it is fried. Today I fried it with chili and mung bean flour. The taste is very good.
In fact, when cooking, you have to think about various combinations yourself. Some ingredients that seem to be out of reach of a white pole have different flavors when they match.

Fried Mung Bean Noodles

1. The ingredients are all ready. This is brought to me by a local colleague from Xiangxi back to the countryside for the Chinese New Year. It is really rare to see it in the market.

2. Mung bean flour

3. The chili powder looks very spicy, but in fact it has a slight spicy taste.

4. The noodles made of mung beans should be available on the market. I used fresh noodles today. If you are working, you need to soak them in water and chop the red pepper.

5. Heat the oil pan, put the noodles in and stir fry

6. Until the powder skin becomes soft, the color of the whole powder becomes darker

7. Add salt

8. Add chili powder, stir-fry evenly, then out of the pan

Tips:

Mung bean noodles can be fried directly or eaten in hot pot. The taste is soft and strong, and it is worth trying.

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