Steamed Preserved Egg with Tofu with Internal Fat
1.
Tofu and preserved eggs are prepared. The inner-fat tofu comes in a box like this. It can be stored for two or three days without spoiling, and it is more storage-resistant.
2.
The preserved eggs are cooked in advance, let cool a little, shelled, and cut into small pellets for later use.
3.
Dispose of the tofu first. The internal fat tofu is very soft and delicate. When handling, you must be gentle and move as little as possible. First, remove the sides of the tofu and cut into four squares.
4.
Cut the square diagonally to get two triangle blocks.
5.
Stand up the triangle gently and cut into thin slices.
6.
Use a knife to move the tofu slices into the plate and arrange them into six pieces.
7.
The remaining scraps are among the people.
8.
Put the preserved egg particles in the middle of the tofu, sprinkle with millet pepper and green pepper, put it in a pot of boiling water, and steam for 6 minutes. Pour out the steamed soup.
9.
Mix extremely fresh, vinegar, and oyster sauce into a sauce.
10.
Pour on the steamed tofu, and then drizzle with hot oil. The tender and soft tofu steamed preserved egg is ready to serve!
Tips:
Internal fat tofu is softer than soft tofu, so be very careful when slicing to minimize unnecessary movement.
The water content of lactone tofu is very high. Don't steam it for too long, and then pour out the steamed soup so that the poured juice will taste good.
The preserved eggs should be boiled or steamed in advance, otherwise the yellow will flow out when they are cut.