Old Sichuan Dandan Noodles
1.
Prepare peanuts and soybeans in advance.
2.
The lean meat is finely chopped, preferably into small granules. (It’s more fragrant to use pork belly, I’m afraid it’s greasy and I used a lean one)
3.
Cut the pickled peppers into small circles, and chop the green onion, ginger, and garlic into mince.
4.
Add appropriate amount of oil to the pot, pour in bean paste and tempeh and stir fry until fragrant.
5.
Add minced meat and stir fry, pour in an appropriate amount of rice wine and stir fry to create a fragrant aroma.
6.
Add broken rice sprouts, green onion, ginger and garlic, pickled pepper rings, and stir fry.
7.
Add a little chili oil, pepper oil, and pepper, stir fry, then add a little boiled water and fry for a while. (I made less oil, so I added a little boiled water to prevent it from getting too dry. If there is too much oil, I don’t need to add it)
8.
Put enough water in the pot to boil, add a little bit of salt, add the noodles and cook.
9.
Add appropriate amount of spiced oil, whipped sesame sauce, soy sauce, ginger and garlic water, a little balsamic vinegar, lard, and chopped green onion in a bowl. (Ginger garlic water is the water after adding a little boiled water to minced ginger and minced garlic. Adding minced garlic directly is more flavorful, so add ginger garlic water)
10.
Put the small rapeseed in the noodle pot and boil it.
11.
Put the small rapeseed and noodles in a bowl, scoop in an appropriate amount of soup, add the prepared simmered seeds, add an appropriate amount of peanuts and puffed soybeans.
Tips:
It is better to chop the bean paste, tempeh, and broken rice sprouts in advance. Pay attention to the amount of each seasoning, otherwise it will be salty.
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