Lo Mein with Garlic Sauce
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Material drawing.
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Prepare a basin of cold boiled water in advance to cool the noodles well.
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The soup pot boils the water for cooking the noodles. Peel the garlic, put it in a stone mortar, add enough salt to mash it.
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The mashed garlic can be left to stand for full oxidation.
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Pour the light soy sauce into the garlic paste.
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Add sesame oil and mix into garlic paste.
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Wash the beans and cut into sections.
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After the water in the soup pot is boiled, boil the beans first, and add a spoonful of cooking oil to the pot.
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The bottom strips are cooked.
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Scoop out the noodles with the beans, and let them cool in the previously prepared cold boiling water.
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Remove the noodles, pour the garlic paste on it, and mix evenly.
Tips:
The mashed garlic must be mashed with a stone mortar. Adding salt makes it easier to mash.
For the taste of Papa Mi, only light soy sauce and salt are added to the mashed garlic, and vinegar is never added, because adding vinegar takes away the fragrance of garlic.
If you want to try it, you can add seasonings such as chili oil.
To eat this noodle in summer, you must use cool water over the noodles. The cold noodles are particularly refreshing. Warm water can be used in other seasons. But be sure to pass it, otherwise the hot noodles and garlic mash are more unpalatable, and the noodles are sticky and unpleasant to eat.