salty and fresh Recipe
JessHamill
Ingredients: hairtail,MSG,white sugar,salad oil,minced garlic,flour,white vinegar,green onion,ginger,aniseed,dried red pepper,refined salt
BrandySchulist
Kaifeng Zhajiang noodles have a long history. Not long ago, CCTV Science and Technology Channel broadcast the documentary "Noodle Road". The first episode tells the origin of noodles. It says: In the Song Dynasty 800 years ago, Kaifeng was an international metropolis at that time. At that time, London had a population of 100,000, and Kaifeng's population once exceeded 1.3 million. The great flow of people stimulated the development of the catering industry at that time. The most popular food products were noodles and other pasta food. It was at that time that noodles were gradually accepted and liked by people, and gradually became diverse and complete. <br /><br />Zhajiang noodles can be said to be a representative of China cuisine. Zhajiang noodles can be found all over the world and in all directions. People in Henan like to eat noodles, just as people in the south taste rice. As a representative of Henan, Lao Kaifeng has a special liking for Zhajiang noodles. Kaifeng people like to eat noodles because they are fast, convenient, fragrant, delicious, and resistant to hunger. Elderly people often say: "Noodles, you will never get tired of eating them! If you don't eat noodles for a day, you'll feel weak."