Simmered Three Silks
1.
Prepare the raw materials.
2.
Cut red bell peppers into shreds.
3.
Cut the cucumber into thick strips.
4.
Bring the water in the pot to the boil, boil the bean curd for ten seconds, then put it in cold water and let it cool, and finally boil it through with cool white to remove the raw water.
5.
Cut the bean curd into shreds.
6.
Chop the ginger and garlic into minced pieces, cut the shallots into small pieces, and then cut each section into two or three pieces. Cut the dried chili into small pieces and remove the chili seeds.
7.
Add appropriate amount of peanut oil, sesame oil, appropriate amount of pepper oil and chili oil (Zanthoxylum oil and chili oil are finished products in small bottles bought directly in the supermarket. Add a little bit here to make the spicy flavor stronger. When you make it, you can make it according to your own taste. Let's add), put in the pepper, deep fry the pepper on a low fire, and remove the pepper when the pepper becomes a bit black.
8.
Pour the hot oil in the pan into a bowl filled with dried chilies and minced ginger and garlic while it is hot, and fry it to create a fragrance.
9.
Put the bean curd, colored pepper, shredded cucumber, and shallots into the container, pour in the prepared seasonings, light soy sauce, white vinegar, and salt. For the color to look good, I also added a spoonful of homemade spicy red oil. Plus, the practice of spicy red oil is in my blog post.
10.
The simmered three threads are ready, it is very refreshing and the meal is served.
Tips:
The oil must be relatively hot. Stir while pouring and heat it evenly, so that it will be very fragrant.