Stewed Tofu with Scallops
1.
Prepare the ingredients and cut the tofu into small pieces and cook in salt water in advance to remove the beany taste
2.
This is the dried scallop side, you don’t need to soak it in advance
3.
Simply rinse with water to fully open
4.
Wash the green onion ginger, hang pepper and carrots and cut them for later use
5.
After the pan is heated, pour the oil, turn the heat to a low heat and stir-fry the Pixian bean paste until fragrant. Stir in the red oil, then add the green onion and ginger to fragrant
6.
After cooking the cooking wine to remove the peculiar smell of the sauce, add a little sugar and an appropriate amount of water to boil to increase the freshness and flavor
7.
Add tofu, cover and boil, turn to low heat
8.
Wait until the tofu is gradually colored, then add carrots
9.
I will put the scallop on the side later
10.
When the marinade is not too much, add the crushed peppers, and add some salt according to the saltiness
11.
Because the tofu is smooth and tender, it is not easy to hang the glutinous paste, so the paste is divided into two times: put some starch paste in the pot where the bubbling is the most, and shake the pot later.
12.
Then pour some starch paste on the place where the bubbling is the most, and then gently stir-fry evenly to turn off the heat and get out of the pot.
Tips:
1. Dried scallops are ready-to-eat dry goods, rinsed a little bit and opened, no need to soak in advance
2. Pixian Doubanjiang is a raw sauce. You must stir-fry the mature sauce first, so that the flavor of the sauce can be released to the maximum.
3. The tofu is not easy to stick, so the second time to pour the glutinous paste is to better make the tofu evenly spread on the thin paste, and the taste will naturally be better.