Old-fashioned Candied Eggs
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Material drawing.
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Rinse the dried radishes and soak them in cold water for 30 minutes to remove the unique sourness of salted materials and reduce the saltiness.
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Dried soaked radishes, squeeze the water, and cut into small cubes, wash the chives, and finely chop them.
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Add salt, chives and a tablespoon of cold boiled eggs and stir well (adding a little water can make the fried eggs softer).
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Put an appropriate amount of peanut oil in the pan (the oil can be a little more, the egg is more oily), and the cut dried radishes are stir-fried to get the aroma.
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Slowly pour in the beaten egg liquid, fry on medium-low heat until one side is set, then turn it over.
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After frying on both sides until golden brown, use a spatula to scoop the eggs into lumps. Continue to fry on medium and low heat until the skin is slightly browned and turn off the heat.
Tips:
1. Preserved vegetables need to be soaked in advance to remove the sourness of the pickles and reduce the saltiness to a certain extent.
2. Add a little bit of cold white to the egg liquid and beat it well, so that the fried egg will have a fluffy texture.
3. The dried vegetables should be stir-fried in advance, so as to better stimulate its taste characteristics and have a stronger aroma.
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