Salted Egg Yolk Pumpkin
1.
Peel the pumpkin and cut into strips.
2.
Steam them in the steamer, and carefully clip them out to let cool. (Because the subsequent frying process is very short, the pumpkin must be steamed thoroughly first, but the steamed pumpkin will be crisper. I have tried to cool the pumpkin when it is fried and it is not easy to rot)
3.
The salted egg yolk is also steamed thoroughly in a steamer, and it can be completely crushed by pressing it with a spoon. Crush the steamed salted egg yolk with a spoon and set aside.
4.
Put peanut oil in the pot and pour the salted egg yolk when the oil is 60% hot.
5.
Stir-fry on low heat until the salted egg yolks are dispersed and start to make small bubbles.
6.
Pour into the cool pumpkin strips.
7.
Because the steamed pumpkin strips are soft and crispy, avoid vigorously stir-frying. Use a spatula to gently shovel and shake the pot so that the pumpkin strips are coated with salted egg yolk.
8.
Finally, add the shallots to serve.
9.
Began to eat.
Tips:
1. The salted egg yolk itself is salty, so I won't put any other seasonings in the recipe.
2. The salted egg yolk also has oil, so not much oil is used in the recipe.
3. In general, the pumpkin strips in restaurants are fried first, which makes it easier to stir-fry in a large pot. It is healthy for our own family to eat it.