Rice Loach
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1. Prepare the raw materials in advance, and clean the loach for later use
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2. Spicy millet, garlic, old ginger, sauerkraut, and pickled ginger cut into pieces; cut green and red peppers into circles, and chop coriander for later use
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3. Pour the oil in the pot and heat it until the blue smoke (be careful), then put in the cleaned loach in advance, fry at high temperature until the two sides are golden, and when the surface of the loach is bubbling, remove the oil and set aside
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4. Leave a little base oil in the pot and add a little more lard at the same time (it doesn't matter if there is no lard, it will be more fragrant after putting it in), put the old ginger, garlic, pickled cabbage, pickled ginger, and millet into the pot Medium saute pot
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5. After sautéing the seasonings, pour an appropriate amount of water and boil, put the fried loach and green red pepper into the pot and simmer for 5 minutes
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6. Just before cooking, add salt and pepper to taste, add a few drops of vinegar to slightly thicken, then add a few drops of sesame oil, and sprinkle with coriander.
Tips:
1. The loach must be fried at high temperature. If the oil temperature is not high, the loach will stick to the surface of the pan and no small bubbles will be formed.
2. If you don’t have pickled ginger at home, you can use pickled peppers bought in the supermarket.
3. At the end, the thickening is slightly thickened. Friends who don’t like it can also ignore this step. The thickened soup will be thicker.