Pickled Pepper Quail Eggs

by Lao Fang Xiaoyu

4.7 (1)
Favorite
9

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

3

Quail eggs are recognized as a kind of delicacy. We usually order hot pot or braise them with meat. They are very delicious. Quail eggs are sweet in taste and flat in nature. They have the effects of replenishing qi and blood, strengthening the body and strengthening the brain, enriching muscles and skin, and have a tonic effect on patients with malnutrition, neurasthenia, hypertension, bronchitis, and vascular sclerosis; especially for patients with Women with anemia and irregular menstruation are particularly effective in regulating, nourishing, and beautifying skin. This side dish was also learnt from behind by Teacher Mei. It is indeed as Teacher Mei said: spicy and delicious, not greasy in fragrance~~

Pickled Pepper Quail Eggs

1. Prepare pickled peppers and quail eggs

2. When the pot is hot, pour in some canola oil, stir-fry the chives, ginger and pepper

3. Pour the lettuce and carrots and stir fry

4. Pour in pickled peppers and stir fry

5. Then pour the pickled pepper water and water

6. Finally, add salt and sugar

7. Turn off the heat after boiling, pour into a container and let cool

8. Add a little salt and water to the quail eggs, boil it on a low fire, let it sit for 3 minutes

9. Peel the shell and pour it into a container of pickled pepper water and mix well

10. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours before serving

Tips:

1. The quail eggs are boiled with salt to prevent the quail eggs from cracking during the cooking process;
2. The amount of pickled pepper and pickled pepper water can be increased or decreased according to the degree of spicy food;
3. If there is no fresh-keeping box with a lid, a glass bowl can be covered with a layer of fresh-keeping film.

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