Refreshing Three Silk
1.
Peel the nest lettuce, wash, and cut into fine strips.
2.
Salt it for a while.
3.
Remove pedicles and seeds of panzi pepper, wash and shred.
4.
The cut peppers are also salted for a while.
5.
Shred the spring onion and shred the ginger.
6.
Squeeze the marinated cabbage. In this way, the excess water in the brood and chili can be squeezed out, and the prepared dish will not look like a soup dish, and the jerky taste can also be removed.
7.
Add green onions, ginger, and salt and monosodium glutamate to the squeezed vegetable shreds. Note, don't mix it up yet.
8.
Put oil in the wok, add pepper, aniseed, chopped green onion, and fry slowly until fragrant.
I put a lot of oil, but I can’t actually use that much. However, you will understand at the end.
9.
Remove the fried sauce.
10.
Pour hot oil on the coleslaw.
11.
Cover the oiled vegetables quickly.
12.
After simmering for a few minutes, mix well and serve.
13.
After the extra pepper oil is allowed to cool, put it in the bottle, and then you don’t have to fry it when you mix vegetables in the future--my lazy trick:)
Tips:
Be sure to simmer for a while after pouring hot oil. When hot oil meets cold dishes, it will fry so much that the aroma is overflowing. Put the lid on in time, the smell will not escape, and the mixed dishes will be more fragrant.