Xinlan Hand-made Private Kitchen [secret Five-spice Steamed Pork Noodles]-only A Single-winged Angel Can Fly
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1. Add a little salt to rice, millet, and glutinous rice, soak in clean water for 1 hour and then soak for later use
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2. Pour out the water and dry the rice
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3. Without adding oil to the dry pan, fry the millet until the rice is fragrant, brown and dry, and set aside for later use
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4. Without adding oil to the dry pan, fry the rice and glutinous rice to dry the remaining water, add star anise, cinnamon, pepper, bay leaf, peppercorns, dried chili and other spices, and fry until the rice is fragrant and brown and dry
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5. Spread out the millet, rice, and glutinous rice to cool, pick out all the spices in the rice, and store them separately
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6. Use the ultimate weapon superfine grinder to beat the spices into 200 mesh five-spice powder
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7. Use a food processor to slightly beat the rice and glutinous rice mixture into coarser rice grains
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8. Mix the millet, five-spice powder and salt into the rice grains, continue to beat them into finer particles with a cooking machine, and mix well.
Tips:
Rory Wow:
1. Stir-fried rice with medium heat, please be patient if you listen to friends who trust low-fire stir-fry
2. When frying the rice, turn it every 1 minute or so. Frequent turning is not necessary. After each turning, please bury the spices in the rice grains as much as possible. Although it is a little troublesome, the rice noodles will be more fragrant.
3. The rice grains must be spread out to cool before processing, so that the rice noodles are not easy to regain moisture
4. Please carefully pick out the spices when you cool the rice grains. I don’t know how those children’s shoes that crush the rice grains and spices together can swallow the rice noodles. I’m afraid that a bite of cinnamon, star anise, and crushed Chinese pepper can taste. Not so pleasant
5. The spices should be crushed as much as possible, at least to achieve the fineness of 100 meshes.
6. The rice noodles should be thick, not too thin
7. Glutinous rice is harder to fry yellow than rice. The brown rice grains are subject to the color of the rice, otherwise there will be a paste taste. Most of the rice grains are browned and ready to fry. Millet is easier to fry, so please separate fry