It's all the same
By VicentaLakin
It's so deep that I'll get it out of the sun. Teaching
Recipe Recommendations
- flour 300 grams
- eggs of 2
- cabbage appropriate amount
- sauerkraut appropriate amount
- onion appropriate amount
- chicken breast appropriate amount
- starch 1 tablespoon
- bean paste 1 tablespoon
- bean curd 1 spoon
- pepper powder appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- lard appropriate amount
- blending oil appropriate amount
- slightly spicy
- fried
- an hour
- simple
Steps for It's all the same

1
Powder pouring into the basin and pouring in two eggs with little salt water. Harder noodles
2
Slice the noodles into pieces and crush them in the pressurizer
3
Noodles
4
The pot is boiled with water, the noodles are put in, the cabbage is boiled, and then the cold water is picked up and loaded into the basin with a small amount of oil
5
Onions are small, chicken chests are torn to shreds, and other materials are ready
6
Light a little fire, oil in the pot, add a fragrance of garlic to the trace salt when it's a little heat, and then add onions, sour vegetables, chicken corsets, and a spare
7
Put more oil in the pot, put it in garlic, soybean, soybean milk, pepper powder, soy sauce, and then pour the starch water into the sauce because it's a little thin, but it doesn't matter
8
Put the noodles and the dishes on the plate。
9
I'll finish up with the sauceIt's all the same Make Tips
Knead the dough for a longer time for a better texture, though of course buying ready-made noodles saves you the trouble of making them; don't fry the sauce for too long, adding scrambled eggs makes it even more delicious; you can choose the side dishes yourself.