Old Beijing Mixed Noodles
1.
Chop the onion
2.
Mince ginger
3.
Use a wooden spatula to evenly push the cooking oil to all corners of the pot
4.
Add chopped onion and minced ginger until fragrant
5.
Fry the onion until translucent
6.
Add pork ground meat and stir fry evenly
7.
Mix 3 spoons of sweet noodle sauce and 1 spoon of bean paste into a mixed sauce
8.
Stir fry until the ground pork meat in the pan, stir fry until the color changes
9.
Add mixed sauce
10.
Stir fry evenly until the minced meat is colored
11.
Add 150g water
12.
When the sauce boils in the pot, add 1 tablespoon of light soy sauce
13.
Add appropriate amount of five spice powder
14.
Add appropriate amount of pepper, stir-fry evenly, cover and stew
15.
When the meat sauce in the pot is half of the original amount, add half a tablespoon of white sugar
16.
Add the right amount of flavor powder
17.
Before serving out the pan, mix 1 spoon of cornstarch with a small amount of water to make starch water and pour it on the meat sauce in the pan
18.
Stir evenly, wait for the sauce in the pot to boil again, continue to stir for a few more times, at this time the meat sauce is bright and thick and ready to serve
19.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the pot, add 120g of wide noodles after boiling
20.
When the noodles are cooked, remove the noodles with a spoon to drain the water, and put them in a bowl
21.
Wash the coriander and place it on the noodles
22.
Just pour the fried sauce on the coriander
Tips:
1. You can make more at one time, keep it in the refrigerator, and eat for a week is no problem. Both noodles or bibimbap are good choices.
2. The standard of old Beijing fried noodles is cucumber. When you can eat it, cut some shredded cucumber to match.