Fried shallot with black chicken eggs
Introduction:
"Don't throw away the shallots and garlic sprouted at home. They can be fried and eaten. In Northeast China, shallot is often used to dip in sauce. Today, it is easy to make a home style stir fry with black eggs. Let's talk about onion. It looks like a mini version of onion, but it's not onion. It was imported from Japan and mainly produced in Northeast China. It tastes sweeter than onion, not spicy, and has high nutritional value. "
Production steps:
Step 1: group photo of main raw materials
The second step: egg drops a few drops of Baijiu, egg scattered
Step 3: slice ginger, cut red pepper into strips, and separate scallion
Step 4: heat the oil, pour in the egg and ginger slices
Step 5: pour in agaric and scallion, stir fry, add salt, pepper and abalone juice
Step 6: finally add red pepper and chicken essence, stir fry out the pot
Materials required:
Shallot seedlings: 5
Black fungus: a handful
Red pepper: one
Black eggs: 3
Salt: half a teaspoon
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
White pepper: moderate
Abalone juice: 1 tablespoon
Baijiu: several drops
Caution: fried egg should be put in a few drops of Baijiu. It can go to the deep color of seasoning, such as fishy and fluffy, not soy sauce.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: firing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Wu Ji Dan Chao Mao Cong Miao
Fried shallot with black chicken eggs
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