Sheep Butter, Walnuts, Peanut Kernels, Black Sesame Oil Tea

by What if it's not new

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

The old traditional sheep oil tea made by the grandfather of the child, the whole family loves to drink it, there is no mutton smell, so I almost want to learn this family recipe for husband and children to drink."

Sheep Butter, Walnuts, Peanut Kernels, Black Sesame Oil Tea

1. Cut the fatty meat with fat in the lamb into pieces and put it in the iron pan to get the oil out of it.

2. Add water to the iron pan to prevent paste

3. The fire is boiled, keep staring at it, don’t let it dry

4. The oil is starting to come out, wait for it

5. Go on, fat fat is getting smaller and smaller, oil is getting more and more

6. Sheep fat becomes browned and brittle and can be taken out for use

7. Clear lanolin

8. Sprinkle some sugar or salt on the fat of the lamb that was taken out, stick to eat, crispy and sweet, fat but not greasy

9. When I was a child, there was a shortage of oil and meat. This is our favorite.

10. In another pot, put in the flour

11. Medium heat, keep stir fry

12. The granular dough can be crushed, the color will become darker, and the fragrance will come out. You can turn off the heat and set aside

13. Pour the walnut kernels and peanut kernels into the bottom of the pan where the mutton oil has just been fried and fry until cooked

14. Crush black sesame seeds, walnut kernels and peanut kernels to decide the size by yourself

15. Add walnuts, peanuts and sesame seeds to the flour pan

16. Add crushed black sesame seeds and mix well

17. The mutton oil just filtered out is ready to be poured into the flour pan

18. Pour the mutton into a pan of flour mixed with various nuts

19. Stir

20. Finally into a lumpy dough

21. Put it out on a plate, let it cool in a cool, ventilated place, solidify and shape, chop and boil when you eat

22. The finished product, you can make more, put it in a fresh-keeping bag and put it in the refrigerator for freezer preservation

23. You can add salt or sugar according to personal taste when cooking

Tips:

Don't be impatient for fried noodles, you have to stir fry slowly

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