[songhua Egg Mixed Tofu]
1.
Prepare materials.
2.
The tofu is reversed and cut along the four sides with scissors to take out the tofu.
3.
Pour water in a pot to boil, add tofu and cook for 1 minute. Remove the control and dry, slice into the dish.
4.
Steam the Songhua eggs on the pot for 3 minutes, peel and wash.
5.
Remove the control and dry, slice into the dish.
6.
Cut the songhua egg into small cubes and place on the tofu.
7.
Pour salt, monosodium glutamate, light soy sauce, sugar, green and red pepper diced, balsamic vinegar, sesame oil, and chopped green onion into the bowl to make a sauce.
8.
Pour on preserved eggs.
Tips:
One view: Check whether the packaging material is moldy, whether the egg shell is intact, and whether the shell color is normal (green color is better).
Twice: Put the egg in your hand, gently toss it upwards, several times, if you feel elastic and vibrating, and the heavier egg is a good egg, otherwise it is a poor quality egg.
Three shakes: Use your thumb and middle finger to pinch the two ends of the egg, and shake it up and down to the left and right next to your ears to hear whether there is a sound of water or impact. If you can't hear the sound, it is a good egg.
Four shots: Use light to see through. If most of the egg is black or dark brown, and a small part of it is yellow or light red, it is a high-quality egg. If most of them are yellowish-brown transparent, they are immature eggs.