Fujian Minqing Sauerkraut Stir-fried Noodles
1.
After soaking the mushrooms, cut into thin strips
2.
Wash the pork belly and cut into thin strips
3.
After washing the fresh garlic, cut the white garlic into circles and cut the green garlic into sections
4.
Wash the sauerkraut to remove the green wine lees, pinch to remove the water, and cut into the end
5.
Pour appropriate amount of water into the pot, after boiling, add 200g powder to dry
6.
When the flour is dry and broken, cook until 8 mature, pick up with a spoon, soak in clear water, so as to prevent the cooked flour from sticking together
7.
Pour a small amount of cooking oil into the pot, add pork belly strips, and sauté
8.
Stir-fry pork belly until its color changes, and stir to dry the oil
9.
Add garlic white and stir-fry evenly
10.
Add the glutinous vegetables, stir fry evenly to get a fragrance, pour in 20g of green wine
11.
After the glutinous vegetables are soaked up, add a little salt, light soy sauce, and sugar to taste, then pour 20g of water and simmer
12.
When the glutinous vegetables are simmered and fragrant, absorb the sauce in the pot, pour the shiitake mushroom strips, and stir-fry until the shiitake mushroom strips become soft and fragrant
13.
Pour 200g of water
14.
When the sauce in the pot is boiled, pour in the drained powder and stir fry evenly
15.
After stirring the dried powder and the ingredients in the pot, add 2 tablespoons of light soy sauce
16.
1 tablespoon of oyster sauce to taste
17.
Wait until the powder is dry to absorb the moisture of the sauce, add garlic green, and stir-fry evenly
18.
Just take out the pan and put it on the plate
Tips:
tips:
1. The magic weapon for cooking Fujian dishes is green red. If you want to cook authentic Fujian dishes, you must always have green red wine and lees at home.
2. If you don't want to let the powder dry and color, you can replace the light soy sauce with an appropriate amount of salt and tempered water, and add it to the fried powder after the salt is completely turned into salt water