Lamb Ramen
1.
1 bowl of lamb in advance, soak in cold water. Change the water three to four times in the middle and wash it well, so that there is almost no blood on the cooked lamb
2.
After soaking overnight, the lamb is very clean and ready to cook
3.
While cooking the lamb, we started making ramen. Salt in warm water
4.
Add flour. My ratio is 1 bowl of flour, 1 tablespoon of salt and 1 small bowl of water. The salt should be more and the water should be less, so that the noodles will be chewy.
5.
And into dough. Remember the "three lights" principle of mixing noodles, and good noodles should be polished, potted, and hand polished!
6.
After waking up for half an hour, take a meal and choke it into a smooth dough
7.
Take the panel and roll it into a finger-thick dough
8.
After applying a layer of oil on each side, cut into finger-wide noodles
9.
Take a clean container, apply a little oil on the bottom, pull the noodles to the thickness of chopsticks, arrange them neatly, and apply oil on each layer. Set it to wake up for about 10 minutes.
10.
The noodles can be boiled after the above steps are done. If you like the thicker, you can cook it directly. If you like the thinner, you can pull it before putting it in the pot. The awake noodles tend to be thinner
11.
Slice the cooked mutton, serve the mutton soup, add a little salt, monosodium glutamate, mutton chili oil, vinegar, add the cooked ramen, sprinkle the mutton and coriander.
Tips:
1. The salt of ramen and noodles should not be less. If you can accept the taste of alkali, you can add a little alkali, but the amount of salt should be appropriately reduced to make salt-alkali noodles. I don’t like alkali, so I didn’t add it. It doesn’t affect the texture of the noodles because there is enough salt.
2. The mutton soup has less salt
3. The mutton chili oil is made by putting mutton and chili sauce together, because there are still prepared before at home, I didn’t make it this time, and I will upload it next time.