Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon

by Pretty girl kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

20m

Serving

2

Ingredients

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon

1. Grab 100g of udon with ice water and separate the udon to avoid sticking together. Prepare all the ingredients according to the amount.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

2. Add oil to the pot and heat it over medium heat.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

3. Pour in the beef slices and sauté until fragrant (you must pour in the oil until the oil temperature rises to prevent the gravy from leaking out and the meat becomes dry).

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

4. Add shredded onion and carrot.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

5. Add sugar after mixing evenly.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

6. Add tomato sauce and mix well.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

7. Put in the udon that grabs the loose.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

8. Use chopsticks to stir in circles and seasonings and mix well (don't use a spatula to copy, use chopsticks to mix the udon and the seasoning thoroughly without breaking the udon).

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

9. Turn to low heat and add water. (Before putting cuttlefish or squid, it must not be high temperature, otherwise the meat will become old)

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

10. Add cuttlefish flakes.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

11. Add the shrimp paste (cut off the spikes on the shrimp head, do not remove the shrimp head, the shrimp head will release the fragrance of the shrimp).

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

12. Fry until the shrimp skin turns red.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

13. Add Chinese cabbage.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

14. Pour light soy sauce, soy sauce.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

15. Stir-fry with chopsticks and mix well with all the ingredients.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

16. Drain the soup and copy the udon.

Stir-fried Three Fresh Udon recipe

Tips:

1 Raw fried udon is more fragrant than cooked or steamed udon, which is the same as raw fried glutinous rice.

2The elastic taste of udon is different from that of normal noodles, of course, the time of preparation is different.

3 Don't change the order of the seasonings randomly, so as to prevent the meat from getting old.

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