#trust之美# Vinegar Potato Shreds
by Xing Xiaoya
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
20m
Serving
2
Food and memory——
Vinegar potato shreds can no longer be an ordinary home-cooked dish, but everyone has to consider the "most right" approach, right?
The so-called "best way" is nothing more than the taste of mother that I am accustomed to from snacks!
I often make vinegar potato shreds at home. One time my dad had to make it by himself on a whim. He saw that we ate so much that the soup at the bottom of the bowl was soaked cleanly. He asked us contentedly if I made it better than your mother's. ? Mother winked at us, "Yeah, you did a good job!" We echoed, "Yes, Dad, how did you do it, it's really delicious!" Then my dad tilted his head proudly. He said happily how he did it, "Put the oil in, quickly break the dried chilies, and be sure to sprinkle the chili seeds out, deep-fry on a low fire, the oil will be hot, and the soy sauce will be poured when you go abroad. A spoonful of vinegar! That tastes better than your grandma's cooking!" Then he narrowed his eyes, aftertaste for a long time. We took the opportunity to flatter a few words, and the father who didn't cook immediately agreed that he would make the potato shreds in the future. Only then did we understand the meaning of our mother winking at us!
Sometimes when my mother doesn't go home because of something, my father will take us to grandma's house to have a meal. He usually has a bowl of noodles, and he always eats two or three bowls at grandma's house. One day when my father fry potato shreds, I lay hands on the side and asked him casually: "Do you think that no matter how well others cook, or my grandma makes the best?" Dad said without thinking, of course, That smell your grandma made! Not to mention anything else, your grandma's fried noodles with half a scallion in a bowl are more delicious than the delicacies and seafood made by others!
Only then did I understand that what makes my father greedy is not the taste of the food itself, but the familiar taste he has been used to for decades!
Let me share with you what Dad did—"
Vinegar potato shreds can no longer be an ordinary home-cooked dish, but everyone has to consider the "most right" approach, right?
The so-called "best way" is nothing more than the taste of mother that I am accustomed to from snacks!
I often make vinegar potato shreds at home. One time my dad had to make it by himself on a whim. He saw that we ate so much that the soup at the bottom of the bowl was soaked cleanly. He asked us contentedly if I made it better than your mother's. ? Mother winked at us, "Yeah, you did a good job!" We echoed, "Yes, Dad, how did you do it, it's really delicious!" Then my dad tilted his head proudly. He said happily how he did it, "Put the oil in, quickly break the dried chilies, and be sure to sprinkle the chili seeds out, deep-fry on a low fire, the oil will be hot, and the soy sauce will be poured when you go abroad. A spoonful of vinegar! That tastes better than your grandma's cooking!" Then he narrowed his eyes, aftertaste for a long time. We took the opportunity to flatter a few words, and the father who didn't cook immediately agreed that he would make the potato shreds in the future. Only then did we understand the meaning of our mother winking at us!
Sometimes when my mother doesn't go home because of something, my father will take us to grandma's house to have a meal. He usually has a bowl of noodles, and he always eats two or three bowls at grandma's house. One day when my father fry potato shreds, I lay hands on the side and asked him casually: "Do you think that no matter how well others cook, or my grandma makes the best?" Dad said without thinking, of course, That smell your grandma made! Not to mention anything else, your grandma's fried noodles with half a scallion in a bowl are more delicious than the delicacies and seafood made by others!
Only then did I understand that what makes my father greedy is not the taste of the food itself, but the familiar taste he has been used to for decades!
Let me share with you what Dad did—"
