Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles

by Ranran mam's dish

4.9 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

3

This is the braised noodles I learned from a friend who has stayed in Shanxi for a few years, combined with our own family’s low-oil and MSG-free flavors, and made our own special braised noodles. All three of us like it.

Ingredients

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles

1. Cut vegetables as shown

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles recipe

2. First, fry the pork belly until there is a lot of oil. If the pork belly is too thin, you need to add oil properly. If the pork belly is too fat, you can pour out more oil.

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles recipe

3. Add cooking wine and garlic and stir-fry the meat, then add the beans, add salt, soy sauce, and vinegar (the ones that are used to eat sour and sour), stir-fry a few times and add water (same as the beans and meat)

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles recipe

4. Cover the pot after adding the noodles

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles recipe

5. Turn over the noodles every one or two minutes. If the noodles are too dry, sprinkle some water on the noodles. Repeat this two or three times until no raw noodles are visible

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles recipe

6. The finished noodles and meat beans can be stir-fried a few times before they are out of the pot.

Simple and Easy to Learn Less Oil Version of Braised Noodles recipe

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