Milk Mustard
1.
Prepare the required raw materials.
2.
Remove the irregular shape and outer skin of the mustard tuber, take only the middle part, cut into regular-sized squares, soak in clean water for about an hour, and change the water in the middle. (The scraps removed can be used for other purposes).
3.
Steam the soaked mustard tuber in a steamer for ten minutes to remove the peculiar smell of the mustard tuber.
4.
Sprinkle a spoonful of sugar in the mustard cubes to neutralize the saltiness.
5.
Cut the cheese slices longitudinally from the middle into strips with scissors.
6.
Take a piece of mustard and roll it with cheese sticks.
7.
Wrap it in dry starch, so that the surface of the mustard tuber is evenly coated with starch.
8.
Then coat the egg liquid evenly in the egg liquid, so that all the mustard cubes stick to the egg liquid including both ends.
9.
Roll in the breadcrumbs and cover it with breadcrumbs.
10.
Put wide oil in the wok. When the oil is 70% to 80% hot, you can lay out mustard embryos for frying. (Use a water-free chopsticks to insert into the oil, there are small bubbles around the chopsticks rising up, indicating that the oil is warm).