Braised noodles with cowpeas
Introduction:
"When summer comes, I often choose to eat cold noodles or mixed noodles. In fact, cowpea stewed noodles is also a very good summer food. A bowl of cowpea stewed noodles, materials and practices are simple, just a bowl of soup again, in the hot summer, will be satisfied! (expand)
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare the ingredients
Step 2: Rinse mushrooms with water
Step 3: wash the pork and cut into shreds. Use some starch to hold it well.
Step 4: wash cowpea, remove impurities and cut into inch.
Step 5: put the noodles into the steamer, steam for 5 minutes and take them out
Step 6: turn the color of the shredded meat and put in the mushrooms
Step 7: heat the oil in the pan, add ginger and garlic, stir fry the shredded meat
Step 8: add wine, fresh smoke, sugar, vinegar, stir fry.
Step 9: add cowpeas
Step 10: stir in oyster sauce and bring to a boil in a small bowl of water
Step 11: put half a bowl of soup out for use.
Step 12: put the steamed noodles into the pot
Step 13: pour on the soup and simmer until the juice is dry
Step 14: add some salt and stir
Step 15: add some garlic, scallion, stir well
Materials required:
Noodles: 400g
Pork: 80g
Lentinus edodes: right amount
Cowpea: 250g
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Sugar: right amount
Cooking wine: moderate
Fresh: moderate
Oyster sauce: right amount
Scallion: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Vinegar: right amount
Starch: right amount
Note: 1. The time of steaming noodles depends on the thickness of noodles. 2. The oil of fried shredded meat is a little more. 3. Fresh sauce and oyster sauce are salty, less salt. 4. Leave half of the minced garlic in the end.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: stewing
Production time: half an hour
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Jiang Dou Men Mian
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