Homemade Sesame Oil
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Raw material map
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Pour boiling water into the pepper
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Water can soak the pepper, the soaking time is about 1 minute
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Filter out the water used to soak the pepper and save the pepper for later use
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Cut green onion, slice ginger, cut garlic into cubes
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Heat the pot and add vegetable oil
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Put the onion, ginger, and garlic in the low heat and fry slowly. During the frying process, turn it a little to make the aroma of onion, ginger, and garlic more fully blend into the oil, and make the sesame oil taste numb and fragrant.
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Fry until the onion, ginger and garlic are slightly yellow
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Pour in the peppercorns soaked in water and fry in oil for 5 seconds
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Turn off the heat and use the remaining temperature of the oil to simmer the numbness in the pepper. The peppercorns won’t be mushy and full of numbness.
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Simmer until the oil cools, filter out the sesame oil, put it in a dry and airtight bottle, and store in the refrigerator.
Tips:
Fry the green onion, ginger and garlic until slightly yellow, put the pepper in the oil and fry for 5 seconds. Use the remaining temperature of the oil to simmer the numb flavor in the pepper. The resulting pepper will not be mushy, and the numb flavor is full.