Muxiu Noodles
1.
Put the pork belly in a pot under cold water and boil for 3 minutes to remove.
2.
Cut the day lily into small pieces, finely chop the fungus, and chop the matsutake.
3.
Fill a pot with boiling water, add the blanched pork belly, green onion, sliced ginger, star anise, and cinnamon, and boil the meat half-cooked.
4.
After removing the meat, remove the green onion, ginger, etc., and use the boiled broth to marinate it.
5.
Pour a little rice wine into the broth, and then pour some fresh soy sauce.
6.
Finally, pour the matsutake and yellow flower soup to boil.
7.
Cut the cooked pork belly cubes into thin slices and put them in the broth again.
8.
Then add yellow flowers, fungus and matsutake mushrooms to boil and stir well. The soup will boil for about 5 minutes.
9.
After the soup is brought to a boil, season with salt, pepper, and monosodium glutamate.
10.
Adjust the flavor and thicken the starch with water.
11.
After the gorgon juice is gelatinized, change the heat to a low heat and sprinkle into the egg mixture.
12.
Add cucumber slices and stir well.
13.
Put in the melon slices, turn off the heat, and fry the pepper oil with a spoon.
14.
After the pepper is deep-fried, strain the pepper with a small sieve while sprinkling the pepper oil in the stewed pot and stir well. At this time, the halogen is ready for use.
15.
Noodle raw materials: 500 grams of high-gluten flour, 3 grams of salt, 1 egg, and appropriate amount of water.
16.
Sprinkle a little salt in the flour, add an egg and stir well.
17.
Mix the noodles with water, knead the dough after mixing.
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Then cover the dough with a wet towel and relax for ten minutes.
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After the dough is ready, take it out, and press the dough three times with a noodle machine to make the pressed dough become delicate.
20.
Then press out the noodles, and shake the noodles after pressing.
21.
Boil the water in the pot, add the pressed noodles and cook them out.
22.
Put the removed noodles into a bowl, pour in the marinade, mix well and serve.
Tips:
The characteristics of the marinated noodles; the marinade is beautiful in color, with a slight pepper aroma, the soup is delicious, and the ingredients are rich in nutrients. It is most suitable for eating in the spring sand and flocculent season, and can play a role in clearing lungs and nourishing health.
Tips;
1. Pork belly can be cooked for five or six years and should not be overcooked. The thinner the pork slices, the better.
2. In order to make the stewed soup delicious, the meat must be blanched in advance for a while to remove the impurities, and then another pot is changed to change the water to adjust the soup and then cook the meat, but some friends save the blanching process and cook the meat directly , The taste of the broth boiled without blanching water will be greatly reduced. First, the soup is turbid in color, and second, it will have a little fishy smell when encountering bad meat. Do not use high heat when cooking the soup, otherwise the soup will become muddy.
3. Choose fresh soy sauce for soy sauce, or boil the ordinary soy sauce in a pot to remove the taste of raw soy sauce and make the marinade more delicious. It is recommended to use fresh soy sauce that can be eaten raw. The soup color will be brighter if the cooking process is omitted.
4. If there is no pressing machine, the dough can be made harder, and it can also be made by hand. The ratio of water to this kind of dough is 4 taels of flour and 4 taels of water, and it must be harder. Or it is also good to make noodles and soft noodles.
This spring health-care home-cooked rice "Muxi Daluo Noodle" of the big stir-fry spoon is ready for your friends' reference!