Steamed Tofu with Preserved Egg
1.
Prepare the ingredients. The dried chilies I used are slightly spicy, and the roasted ones have a strong fragrance. You can also use chili noodles to make this dish, and control the spiciness and dosage by yourself;
2.
Wash the tofu, cut into thin slices and place on a plate, peel off the preserved egg, cut into pieces vertically with a cross knife, cut one exactly twice, divide it into four pieces, and place them evenly on top of the tofu;
3.
Put it in a steamer and steam it over high heat for about 10 minutes [Many friends like raw preserved eggs. If there are elderly and children at home, try to steam preserved eggs without affecting the taste, but they can be sterilized];
4.
While steaming the preserved egg tofu, we prepare the seasoning, mash the dried chili, mince the garlic, wash and chop the coriander, pour soy sauce, sesame oil, salt, sugar, and pepper oil into a bowl, mix well and set aside;
5.
Heat the pan, add cooking oil, add garlic and chili powder and saute until fragrant;
6.
Pour in the prepared sauce, turn off the heat after boiling, add vinegar and mix well;
7.
Pour it on the preserved tofu egg, sprinkle some coriander to garnish and increase the fragrance.
Tips:
Tips: Steam the tofu and preserved eggs for about 10 minutes. After the steamed preserved eggs, the tofu will ooze some water. Pour it out and add the sauce.