Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage

by Pretty girl kitchen

4.9 (1)
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Difficulty

Hard

Time

1h

Serving

2

This dish should be a combination of Chinese and Western cuisine. Dishes similar to the combination of Chinese and Western dishes are very common in Hong Kong.
Sometimes I smell the delicious flavour, and I'm already swallowing saliva. For people who want to count calories, it is simply a capital punishment. Smell it and look at it, but in fact, sometimes we can put aside every day. Carefully measure calories and enjoy yourself in the deliciousness. The cabbage and cream, cheese and pepper are matched very well, such as sipping wine, slightly intoxicated, and it is really delicious.
This dish has a burst of fragrance when it is fried. Once it enters the oven, it immediately emits a rich fragrance around it. The sweetness of cabbage is mixed with the fragrance of cream and cheese. After a bite, it has an indescribable rich fragrance. It fills the mouth and melts in the mouth. As the cabbage melts in small pieces in the mouth, the mouth is full of soft sweetness. "

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage

1. Bring water to a boil, add the corn shoots and blanch them.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

2. Pour the sliced mushrooms into the water and blanch them.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

3. Blanch for 30 seconds to pick up and set aside. Don’t take too long to avoid nutrient loss (not more than 1 minute, preferably 30 seconds or 40 seconds. If there are elderly or children in the family, you need to blanch more to soften the ingredients. The hot water can be used to make other soups, because if the boiling time is long, the water will be full of nutrients).

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

4. Put the diced cabbage into boiling water and blanch it (it is important to put it in after the water is boiled, cold or warm water will become boiled).

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

5. Turn the cabbage in the pot up and down (to prevent part of it from being too soft and the other part being too hard) until the water boils again.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

6. The water boils again and picks it up for use (in fact, it takes a short time).

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

7. Pour the salad oil into the pot, heat it, pour the flour, and heat it slightly (the ratio of oil to flour is 1:1).

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

8. Fry the salad oil and flour until evenly distributed.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

9. Pour in evaporated milk (if you don’t have evaporated milk, or if you don’t have evaporated milk, use Nestlé’s whole sweet milk powder to make thick milk. Although evaporated milk has been purchased by Nestlé, it must have the same taste as evaporated milk. The difference, can not be replaced by ordinary milk, etc., the taste is too different)

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

10. Stir it thoroughly to form a white sauce. Add the evaporated milk in portions. Do not add it all at once. Add a small amount each time and then add it. Pour it in one-time and mix well with the pink noodles that are not easy to fry.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

11. Add the cream, choose the original full-fat cream, melt and stir well.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

12. Add appropriate amount of salt, appropriate amount of black pepper, and appropriate amount of shiitake mushroom powder and mix well.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

13. Add a little water and add the vegetables that have just been blanched.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

14. Add the frankfurters cut into small slices.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

15. After putting it in, turn off the heat and stir fry for ten minutes.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

16. After mixing evenly, turn on low heat and continue to stir-fry until bubbling.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

17. Take out a clean and odor-free baking box (normal baking molds for Wuxi paper boxes can also be used, but they are more difficult to wash)

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

18. Put the fried ingredients into the tin box, not too full, it is best to be 80% full, and sprinkle with Mozzarella cheese.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

19. Put the tin box on a flat table for about 5 minutes. At this time, preheat the oven at 200° for 5 minutes.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

20. Put it in a preheated oven and heat up to 200° and lower to 180° for 8 minutes.

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

21. Take it out in time after 8 minutes (so as not to burn it in the residual temperature).

Hong Kong Style Cream Baked Cabbage recipe

Tips:

1 Don't omit any step to eat the delicious food of the restaurant.

2 The ingredients cannot be omitted, any substitution will change the taste.

3 When eating, you should eat all the ingredients together for the best taste.

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