Garlic Chili Sauce
1.
Wash the red pepper, remove the stalk, and put it on the pot. After the water is boiled, steam for 5 minutes.
2.
After the steamed peppers are allowed to cool, finely chop them with a knife.
3.
Peel the garlic and chop it with a knife.
4.
Finely chop into garlic.
5.
Add an appropriate amount of vegetable oil to the pot. After the oil is hot, pour a tablespoon of sweet noodle sauce and fry on low heat.
6.
Add a tablespoon of sugar and stir-fry evenly.
7.
Pour 50 grams of white vinegar (with brewed white vinegar, it is not recommended to use white vinegar blended), stir well.
8.
Pour in the chopped chili and stir fry over low heat.
9.
Stir-fry the chili sauce on low heat and add appropriate amount of salt when the sauce is thick.
10.
Turn off the heat, pour in the minced garlic and stir-fry evenly. If you don't like the aroma of garlic, add less minced garlic or add minced garlic and stir for a few minutes before turning off the heat.
Tips:
A little suggestion:
1. Red pepper is the best choice. Steamed chili needs to be steamed after removing the stem. Wear disposable gloves when chopping peppers, and be careful not to splash the peppers on your eyes or skin.
2. There are two manufacturing processes for white vinegar, which are divided into blending white vinegar with vinegar essence and brewing white vinegar. To use brewed white vinegar, blended white vinegar is not recommended.
3. The garlic should be finely chopped and put in after turning off the heat. Use the residual heat of the chili sauce to cover the garlic until it is fragrant.
4. If you don't like chili seeds, after the chili is steamed, cut it along the length of the chili with a knife, then pour it into clean water and wash it to remove the chili seeds. After washing, control the water and proceed to the next step.