#trust之美#tianjin Traditional Breakfast-cooked Rice
1.
Add sesame oil and appropriate amount of water to the sesame paste, mix well, add white sugar, light soy sauce, and mix thoroughly to make a sesame sauce. Fermented bean curd juice, chili oil (heat the oil until it emits blue smoke, pour it on the dried chili) and set aside.
2.
Wash the coriander and cut off the coriander root, and cut the rest into small pieces for later use.
3.
Mince scallion and ginger, prepare star anise, cloves, cumin
4.
Put the oil in the pot, and when the oil is heated to 60% hot, add the aniseed, cloves, cumin, coriander root, and fry it for a fragrant flavor.
5.
Add chopped green onion and ginger until fragrant.
6.
Add light soy sauce, broth (or water) and salt to the pot, turn to a low heat and bring to a boil.
7.
Drain the seasoning from the soup, thicken the starch with water, and turn off the heat.
8.
Cut dried tofu into cubes and put in a bowl. (This step can be omitted without putting dried tofu). Dip the willow-shaped rice crust into the marinade,
9.
Put it in a bowl and drizzle with some marinade,
10.
Pour the prepared sesame sauce, fermented bean curd sauce,
11.
You can add spicy oil and sprinkle with coriander. A bowl of fragrant rice noodle dishes is ready, come with a freshly fried dough stick, hurry up and eat!
Tips:
The practice of Tianjin rice crackers (you can find the processing of pancakes at street stalls)
1. Wash mung beans and millet first, mix them in a ratio of 2:1, and add water to make a thin paste.
2. Rub a little oil on the pan, spread the batter into pancakes, peel off and dry, and cut into strips or diamond-shaped blocks. Or look for pancake processing on the street.