Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder

by Lin Shu

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

The traditional Northeast dish is simple, the sauerkraut is fragrant and spicy, and the noodles are smooth and tender. It is a good meal. "

Ingredients

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder

1. Shred pork (fat and lean separately), chopped green onion, ginger, and garlic slices for later use.

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder recipe

2. Wash the sauerkraut twice with water, dry the water, and cut into shreds for later use.

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder recipe

3. Soak the vermicelli in warm water (with white hearts inside) and set aside.

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder recipe

4. Put a little soybean oil in the pan to heat up, then add the fat shredded pork and stir fry until it turns yellow. Add the lean shredded pork and stir-fry. After the color changes, add the chopped green onion until fragrant. Then add the pepper noodles and light soy sauce to make the meat slightly colored.

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder recipe

5. Add the sauerkraut shreds and continue to stir fry, add the chili shreds, add a little old soup (not too much, or it will become a stew) and fry for a while.

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder recipe

6. Finally, add vermicelli, add salt and chicken essence, collect the soup, and stir-fry.

Northeast Pickled Vegetable Powder recipe

Tips:

It's best not to have soy sauce, because the color is too dark and not beautiful

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