Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage

by Pretty girl kitchen

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

In Hong Kong, rice rolls are a common food in traditional congee, noodle and rice restaurants.
There are many kinds of rice rolls, mandarin duck rice rolls, barbecued pork rice rolls, egg intestines, fast rice rolls (shrimp rice rolls), shrimp rice rolls, beef rice rolls, fish rice rolls, chew rice rolls, and so on.
Usually eat rice rolls for breakfast, with dried shrimps and green onions added to the surface, but the zhaichang is not called because it is vegetarian, but because there are no fillings in it. Generally, vegetarian rice rolls are packed with vegetarian dishes, and no ingredients such as dried shrimps, eggs, etc. are placed.
When fried rice rolls are wrapped in rice rolls, it becomes a special snack fried rice. Packing other different fillings is other rice rolls. As long as you learn how to make rice rolls, you can add fillings to make other rice rolls according to your preference. When you eat it, cut it according to the length you like, and add sesame sauce, sweet sauce or hot sauce and other seasonings you like when you want to eat.
Intestine noodles are steamed with cloth. Now most of them use machines to make finished skins. In the past, the old method was to sprinkle dried shrimps and chopped green onion, or wrap other fillings before the skin is formed. The rice rolls made in this way will not be loose.
Generally, steamed rice rolls are very slippery as long as they have the correct formula, and they can be slipped onto the long board and slipped directly into the mouth. The other is fried rice roll, which is relatively more fragrant.
It is very important to match rice rolls with sauces. Generally, they are eaten with sauces. Sweet sauces are made with sesame paste and sesame sauce, plus a little peanut butter and sugar to make sweet sauce. Flax and sesame are completely two kinds of things. Although they belong to the same family, flax is larger and has a completely different taste. Don't be confused. "

Ingredients

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage

1. Add rice noodles to the bowl. (It is not recommended to grind by yourself, unless you have a professional grinder. If the powder produced by an ordinary grinder is not fine enough, the taste will not be so delicate and smooth)

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

2. Add glutinous rice flour, cornstarch, and a spoonful of salad oil and stir well (the addition of salad oil will make the rice rolls more slippery, and it must be added when the powder is dry, it will not be easy to stir even after adding water).

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

3. Slowly pour water from the side while stirring. (Be sure to invert and stir, so that it will be even, and also use an egg beater, don't use chopsticks, if you use chopsticks, they will get grainy).

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

4. Stir the water and powder thoroughly to form a slurry and set aside for later use.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

5. Put a small amount of oil in the pot and heat it slightly without smoking or bubbling.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

6. Pour the powder into the pot and stir the powder again before pouring it into the pot (because just stopping the stirring will make the powder thicker at the bottom, so stir evenly before pouring into the pot each time.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

7. Put the pot on a low heat, and prepare the dried dried shrimp.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

8. The paste is slightly formed, but when the surface is still soft, sprinkle the dried shrimp and green onion evenly. Don't sprinkle it too densely, otherwise the roll will break easily.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

9. Add a little raw powder paste on the surface, and then turn the pot around to make the paste even, not too much, so as not to be too thick.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

10. Cover the pot and simmer for one minute. (Time is indispensable, it affects the taste)

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

11. Turn off the heat and open the lid.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

12. Roll up, use a wooden spatula or silicone spatula when rolling, do not use chopsticks or a metal spatula, this is the process of rolling rice noodles, so that the pieces are rolled up and placed on a plate for later use.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

13. Cut the prepared rice rolls in half and fry them in a hot oil pan.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

14. Put the rice noodles in the pot with gaps so that it can be turned easily.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

15. Fry on low heat until it has the aroma of rice and then turn it over.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

16. When both sides are fried, the pan is ready.

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

17. Just add the blanched small tang vegetables, put them on a plate and drizzle them with sauce. (With a classic Cantonese sauce making method, use a small spoon, a spoonful of sesame oil, 3 spoons of soy sauce, a spoonful of sugar, use a large spoonful to scoop a tablespoon of sesame paste, a tablespoon of flax sauce, add a little water Stir continuously in a pot with low heat to boil it is the sauce, soy sauce must choose seafood soy sauce, or soy sauce from Guangdong or Hong Kong, soy sauce from other places is very salty, not to be selected)

Hong Kong Style Fried Sausage recipe

Tips:

1 The dried shrimp must be drained after cleaning, and it can be placed on a special absorbent cloth for cooking in the kitchen or on a special kitchen paper towel.

2 Every step cannot be omitted, and the amount of powder slurry cannot be added or subtracted by itself. This is a strict ratio taught by my master. If you do not omit the steps by yourself, or add steps by yourself, you can directly follow the recipe to make it and cause failure. ask me. ∩_∩

3 As long as you are cooking non-gluten food, remember to use a whisk to mix the sauce.

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