Sweet and Sour Sweet and Sour, My Favorite—radish Meatballs in Tomato Sauce
1.
The raw materials are ready.
2.
Wash and peel the radish, chop (not too crushed), squeeze the water; finely chop the coriander.
3.
Put the chopped radish and coriander into a container, add eggs, salt, chicken essence, five-spice powder, chopped green onion, ginger, and flour and mix well.
4.
Pour vegetable oil into the pot, heat to 70% heat, squeeze the mixed radish stuffing into small balls, and put them into the oil pot.
5.
Fry over medium heat until golden and ripe, remove.
6.
Put it on the plate for later use.
7.
Pour an appropriate amount of water into the wok and add tomato paste.
8.
Put the sugar in the juice and bring it to a boil.
9.
Thicken starch with water.
10.
Pour in an appropriate amount of cooked oil to make tomato juice.
11.
Pour the prepared tomato sauce on the meatballs and sprinkle with white sesame seeds.
Tips:
Intimate reminder:
If the radish balls are to be fried deliciously, the most important thing is not to put too much noodles, otherwise it will become fried noodles, which will be unpalatable. Add as little as possible the seasoning, and it will easily cover up the fragrance of the radish; When making croquettes, use chopsticks to stir the balls in the pot frequently, so that the balls are evenly heated and have the same color; it is best to taste the ketchup and the amount of ketchup and sugar according to personal taste. I like sweet and more sugar. If you like sour, put less sugar; pour the adjusted tomato juice into a proper amount of vegetable oil to make the tomato juice shiny, and pour it on the meatballs to make the meatballs more beautiful.