Southern Fujian Traditional Fried Five Spices
1.
Peel and shred the white radish, add 1 teaspoon of salt to kill the water.
2.
Peel the pork belly, cut into large cubes of peanuts, chop the chives, and mince garlic. White radish squeezed the bitter water. Don't squeeze it too dry, or the five-spice sticks will taste too dry
3.
Pour all the ingredients together and add all the spices. Grab evenly with your hands
4.
Take a half-round bean curd and cut it in half. Grab some adjusted material on the tofu skin into a thin strip
5.
Wrap it like spring rolls.
6.
Pour oil into the pot. Small fire, about 60% hot. Load the packaged five-spice sticks. Slowly fried. After setting the shape, flip the chopsticks gently. Let both sides be fried evenly.
7.
Fry until the skin is golden brown, and when the inside is fully cooked, you can remove the strained oil.
Tips:
Many places like to use lean meat, but it doesn't feel fragrant. The fat of pork belly and white radish penetrate each other. Make the five-spice sticks more fragrant, soft and tender. Don't add too much sweet potato powder. If you add too much, the taste is too hard. When frying, the fire must be low so that the five-spice sticks will be cooked slowly from the inside to the outside.