Garlic Bean Sauce with Mochi
1.
Maye pick out the old part, wash it and set aside
2.
Garlic, Puning bean paste
3.
Add water to the wok and bring to a boil
4.
Bring the water to a boil, add 20g of salt and then add hemp leaves
5.
Boil the hemp leaves until soft. If you like it chewy, cook it for 5 minutes.
6.
Take the boiled hemp leaves on the wall of the pot to control the water. In order to shorten the time for the next step, use chopsticks to press the hemp leaves to press out the water and pour out the remaining water.
7.
Stir-fry the hemp leaves that have been squeezed out of the water. Use chopsticks to fry them back and forth in a zigzag pattern.
8.
Stir fry until this is enough, take a plate out and set aside
9.
After the hemp leaves are filled, the wok must be cleaned or set up a separate wok, add oil and fry the garlic until the garlic is slightly golden
10.
Add bean paste and stir fry
11.
Add in the dried hemp leaves and leave the heat to mix evenly
12.
The finished product is a perfect match with a bowl of sweet potato porridge.
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Finished picture
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Finished picture
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The finished picture personally likes oily and wet ones. The authentic hemp leaf method is that the finished picture does not have any soup.
Tips:
1. When picking hemp leaves, just remove the older stems
2. Puning bean paste is essential. If Puning bean paste is omitted, the taste will be greatly reduced.
3. The oil for fried hemp leaves must be enough. If there is lard, it will be more delicious. If there is not enough oil, it will taste astringent and taste bad.