Tiger Green Pepper
1.
Wash the peppers.
2.
Cut off the pedicle and dig out the seeds with a knife.
3.
Chop garlic and ginger, and wash off the salt in the tempeh. In another small bowl, add the ingredients except for the food and chicken essence, and mix into a sauce for later use.
4.
Pour the green peppers into an oil-free pot and dry the kang.
5.
Press with a frying spoon to make the kang to the epidermis to become thick and wrinkle.
6.
Push to the side of the pot and pour cooking oil in the middle.
7.
Add garlic, ginger, and tempeh.
8.
Stir fry together with green peppers.
9.
Pour in the previously prepared sauce.
10.
Simmer for 2 minutes.
11.
Add chicken powder.
12.
Quickly stir and stir evenly and then out of the pan.
Tips:
1: Do not put oil in the wok, put the green pepper on the kang directly, turn over the kang frequently, and press with a frying spoon, the purpose is to heat evenly, press out the water of the green pepper, and let it become wilted.
2: Adjust the sauce in advance to avoid getting messy when frying.