Fried dried eggs with Hangzhou pepper
Introduction:
"The first time I knew about egg jerky was in sister Mandy's blog post" Hangzhou pepper beef and egg jerky ". After reading it for a long time, I didn't know what the egg jerky was. I thought it was made of eggs. With Mandy's recommendation, I also bought dried eggs and some Hangzhou peppers in the Hangzhou specialty store she mentioned. After the materials were ready, I copied my sister's practice. Because I didn't eat beef very much, I replaced it with pork. It's really good to eat, and it's also suitable if I bring food to work. The dried egg looks like the traditional marinated tofu, but it tastes like marinated egg. It tastes crisp and tender. It is fried with Hangzhou pepper and complements each other. In this dish, pork becomes an ornament. Next time I decide not to put it, I'll just stir fry Hangzhou pepper and dried egg. It's all vegetarian and healthier. Some unreliable people think it's delicious before, but after they know that the original is fried with beef, they beat me to nothing. Whatever you want! We don't see eye to eye with these unbalanced people. "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Hangzhou pepper: right amount
Dried egg: right amount
Pork: moderate
Salt: right amount
Raw powder: appropriate amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Edible oil: right amount
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: slightly spicy
Fried dried eggs with Hangzhou pepper
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