Shanghai Soup Rice Cake

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake

by Worm mother millet

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

When I was young, I went to my relatives’ house during the Chinese New Year. Because there were too many people, there was no time to set up a round table for cooking, so I usually ate large noodles, cabbage and pork dumplings, or soup rice cakes.
For people like me who are sometimes lazy and don't want to cook, rice cake slices are also one of the standing ingredients in the refrigerator. You can make sweet soup rice cakes for breakfast or salty soup rice cakes for lunch.
My food ratio is that there are more vegetables and meat than rice cakes, almost 2:1, so it tastes good, hahaha~"

Ingredients

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake

1. Wash and shred the Chinese cabbage.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

2. Add 1g salt, 5g rice wine, and 10g starch to the shredded pork and mix well for later use.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

3. Pieces of rice cake, rinse with water.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

4. Half a spatula, stir-fry the shredded pork until the color turns white and serve.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

5. Stir-fry shredded Chinese cabbage with a spatula of oil.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

6. After the shredded Chinese cabbage is sautéed, add the amount of water that does not exceed the shredded cabbage, cover and cook for 3 minutes. (Add water according to personal preference)

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

7. Sprinkle the rice cake slices scatteredly to prevent sticking together.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

8. After the rice cake slices are softened, add the shredded pork. Add salt, sugar, and flavor.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

9. Turn off the heat, sprinkle white pepper and mix well.

Shanghai Soup Rice Cake recipe

Tips:

1. Rinse the rice cakes with water to prevent sticking together.
2. The shredded pork is added at the end to prevent it from getting old after cooking for a long time.
3. White pepper is not added by other people's homes, just personally like it.
4. If you like to drink soup, you can put more water.

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