Sixi Roasted Bran
1.
All the ingredients are soaked in cold water for more than 2 hours to soak; the roasted bran is blanched in boiling water to remove the beany taste.
2.
The roasted bran is grinded and dried and cut into square pieces. The black fungus is shredded. The shiitake mushrooms are washed with a cross knife, and the yuba is cut into sections.
3.
Put a proper amount of oil on the pot to heat up, sauté the shallots, ginger, garlic, star anise, and cinnamon, add roasted bran and fry for a while, then pour in the remaining ingredients and stir-fry evenly.
4.
Add an appropriate amount of rock sugar and 3 spoons of dark soy sauce.
5.
Stir fry quickly until the rock sugar melts and the roasted bran is evenly colored.
6.
Pour in warm water that is flush with the food, add a little salt, turn to low heat, cover and simmer for about 20 minutes.
7.
Adjust to high heat to collect the soup.
8.
Sprinkle in edamame and stir fry until cooked.
Tips:
1. Baked bran is made by steaming raw gluten after heat preservation and fermentation at high temperature. It is orange-yellow in color, soft and elastic, and has many pores, like a sponge. In addition to being used as the main ingredient, roasted bran can be combined with a variety of meat and vegetable raw materials, also known as wild dishes.
2. The roasted bran is first blanched in boiling water to remove the beany flavor before cooking.
3. To simmer slowly, the roasted bran can be delicious.
4. The amount of oil used to cook Sixi roasted bran is larger than usual for cooking.