Bitter gourd with salted fish and amaranth
Introduction:
"This is Cantonese food"
Production steps:
Step 1: first, shave the meat of salted fish and cut it into small pieces < br > secondly, cut the amaranth into 3cm or so and marinate it with salt to remove the water < br > ③ mix the meat and rice with a little soy sauce, pepper powder and monosodium glutamate < br > ④ cut the bitter gourd into 3-5cm long pieces (cut big or small according to personal preference) and dig out the heart < br > ⑤ mix the meat and rice with a little salt and stuff it into the bottom of the hole
Step 2: add more oil to the oil pan and fry the stuffed balsam pear until it changes color < br > Add soybeans
Step 3: add a little water without bitter gourd. Then cover the pot and cook it
Materials required:
Balsam pear: 2
Pork Rice: right amount
White amaranth: moderate
Salted fish: moderate
Soybeans: moderate
Zanthoxylum bungeanum: right amount
Salt: right amount
Soy sauce: right amount
MSG: right amount
Note: it should be noted that don't be bored for too long. Bitter gourd should be soft outside, and a little crispy is the most authentic. Soybeans should be soaked in warm water. Generally, they are sold in supermarkets
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: stewing
Production time: half an hour
Taste: Original
Bitter gourd with salted fish and amaranth
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