stir-fried bitter gourd with pickled mustard

stir-fried bitter gourd with pickled mustard

For the past two days, bitter gourd has been served every day. Today, let's have some fresh ones. stir-fried bitter gourd with pickled mustard, haha, it's still bitter gourd... <br />Have you ever eaten fried bitter gourd with pickled mustard? For students who have not eaten it, Xima recommends everyone to try it. Eat it and you will know... Pickled mustard and bitter gourd are a perfect match. The salty aroma of pickled mustard alleviates the taste of bitter gourd, and the bitter gourd won't feel very bitter if you don't blanch it in water. The fragrance of bitter gourd increases the lightness of pickled mustard, making the pickled mustard more refreshing. <br />Hey, this taste is really hard to describe. It's just this taste, this taste is just right.
Cold mooncake

Cold mooncake

Every year during the Mid-Autumn Festival, it is the time for everyone to reunite with their families. It feels very warm for a family to sit around a table and have a lively meal. Mid-Autumn Festival is also a mooncake festival. Mooncakes with thousands of shapes and flavors are full of traditional festive warmth and a strong romantic atmosphere. <br />A few days ago, I watched the "Beijingers" column on Beijing TV. The column introduced several alternative ways to eat mooncakes, which really opened my eyes. After the Mid-Autumn Festival, I can't finish many mooncakes and feel a waste. Today, I will try to make a simple and fashionable cold mooncake. I used the lotus paste egg yolk mooncake. It was salty mooncake. It tasted great when paired with pickled mustard. The pickled mustard removes the sweetness of the mooncake. I can eat one or two even if I don't like mooncakes.
Mustard pickled pork mooncake

Mustard pickled pork mooncake

This is the first time to make it. I checked a lot of Su style mooncakes made by everyone before<br /><br /> Found that making meringue is indeed the most important part<br /><br /> After learning all the steps by heart, I went to the vegetable market this morning to buy all the ingredients and start cooking! <br /><br /><br /><br />I even bought a pound of pork suet just to make the most authentic fresh meat mooncakes! <br /><br /><br /><br />Everything starts with [boiling lard]<br /><br /> 1. I bought 600g of pig suet and washed it<br /><br /> 2. Cut into pieces about two to three centimeters<br /><br /> 3. After putting it into the pan, add a small amount of water, about 50ml<br /><br /> 4. Heat on medium heat until the water boils, then turn to low heat<br /><br /> 5. Stir fry during the period to avoid sticking to the pan<br /><br /> 6. About half an hour or so, all the oil in the suet has been boiled out! Then all the oil residue floated on it ~<br /><br /> 7. Filter out all the residue, pour the oil into the container, and put some pepper in it ~~<br /><br /> 8. Remember to refrigerate it in summer, and in winter, just keep it at room temperature.<br /><br /><br /><br /> ps: I started making mooncakes while cooking lard, so I used up about 120ml of boiled oil in the middle. In the end, there were about 400ml left. Lard has a unique aroma. When making Chinese snacks, stir-fried vegetables are better than vegetable oil<br /><br /><br /><br />-----------------Next, I will illustrate the process of making fresh meat mooncakes in detail (eight pieces)----------------------------