Ingredients: bean paste,salt,dried bean curd,lettuce,edamame,pork belly,water starch,onion,sugar,water,sweet sauce
I haven't eaten stinky tofu for many years. I miss the black gray fried stinky tofu in Hunan very much. I put some pickles on it. When I was working in Shenzhen before, although the defendant was unsanitary, I couldn't help but buy it whenever I saw it ^_^. There is also Hong Kong's yellow stinky tofu. Ten years ago, it sold for 6 yuan per piece. I wonder what the price is now. <br /><br />I haven't eaten stinky tofu for a long time, and I miss it very much. It is sold at the annual Asian Food Festival. It is claimed to be authentic in Taiwan, but after eating it, I can't tell how different it is from the one in Hong Kong. Unfortunately, you can only eat it once a year. Otherwise, why don't you care where it comes from? <br /><br />One day when I was shopping online, I found a father who made fried stinky tofu with Wang Wang Zhihe stinky tofu milk and rice wine. Haha, I have all the raw materials. What are you waiting for? I can make it to satisfy my cravings!!
Wuwei Dry Silk is a traditional snack in Taizhou, Jiangsu Province with a history of more than 200 years. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, this dish was available in teahouses in Taizhou. Yuan Mu of the Qing Dynasty also recorded in the "Suiyuan Food List" that dried tofu was shredded very finely and mixed with shrimp seeds and shrimp oil (soy sauce)... This shows how delicious this dish is. <br />The main ingredients of traditional five-flavor dried shredded silk include: dried tofu, shredded pork, shredded cooked chicken, shredded pickled mustard, shredded cooked bamboo shoots. The ingredients include shredded ginger, coriander, and lake shrimp. They are seasoned with soy sauce, sugar, and sesame oil. Because of the ingredients, I made simple adjustments to make them more suitable for my family's taste.