Penglai Small Noodles

Penglai Small Noodles

by Wrightcheung

4.8 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Penglai small noodles are a traditional local food in Penglai, Shandong. Penglai small noodles are a kind of flavored noodles developed on the basis of Fukuyama ramen.
During the period of the Republic of China, the Penglai small noodles made by the descendant Yifutang became famous (commonly known as "Yifutang small noodles"). Yifutang, whose ancestral home is Qixia, learned to cook at the age of 13, had self-owned ramen noodles, and co-owned a restaurant that also operated small noodles. In 1945, Yiji restaurant was self-operated. The materials and workmanship of the small noodles he made are extremely exquisite, so the supply is not large. Only a hundred bowls are sold every morning. It is famous for its exquisite workmanship and delicious taste. It is often cited by foreign merchants for not being able to eat Futang noodles. pity.
After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, many hotels in Penglai were operated for breakfast, and mid-to-high-end hotels also treated guests with them, selling more than 30,000 bowls every morning.
According to the tradition of the Penglai countryside, "Penglai small noodles" are the staple food of folk banquets at funerals and joys. Therefore, among the folks, this kind of banquet is also called "eating noodles". "Go eat noodles."
After the main course, eating "Penglai small noodles" will be regarded as a respect for the owner, so the owner usually hires more skilled local masters to "throw noodles" on the spot. "

Ingredients

Penglai Small Noodles

1. Stretching the noodles: add the flour and water to form a dough, add alkali powder, knead well, kun the noodles to 6 buckles, immediately throw them into the boiling water pot, cook and transfer them to 30 small bowls.

2. Make fish soup: clean the Jiaji fish, cut diagonally on both sides of the fish; cut the fungus, wash and shred, and mince the green garlic.

3. Add water to the pot and boil, add the fish and cook together, then add star anise, pepper, soy sauce, refined salt, Shao wine, fungus, starch, remove when the fish is cooked, skim the foam, remove the star anise, pepper, and cut the fish. Cheng Ding.

4. Knock the eggs into a bowl, stir and beat well, sprinkle into the boiling soup pot, sprinkle with minced green garlic, after boiling, pour into the noodle bowl, and then sprinkle with diced fish. Serve.

Tips:

Adding the right amount of starch is the taste of the stewed soup to meet the requirements. Starch is very important, it is a classic, and must not be forgotten.

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