Soy sauce
By VicentaLakin
It's so scary coming in the summer, it's like the whole kitchen's in a steam pan and it's so hard to sweat and rub a face or something, and, um... it's probably gonna take a big bowl! But it's better to eat than to mix the noodles... with a meal. A bowl of hot red oil, half a bowl of soy sauce, two or two noodles, and then we'll eat
Recipe Recommendations
- egg noodles 2 servings
- cucumber a little
- sesame sauce 3 scoops
- soy sauce 1/2 scoop
- sesame oil 1/2 scoop
- chili oil 1 scoop
- white sesame a little
- Red oil: pepper a little
- Red oil: pepper a little
- Red oil: fragrant leaves a little
- Red oil: chili noodles appropriate amount
- Red oil: Edible oil appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- mix
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Soy sauce

1
A proper amount of edible oil pours into the pot, a proper amount of fragrance leaves, peppers, peppers, and a minimum of 8 to 10 minutes of heating
2
Take out the spices and pour it in a minute's water
3
Soy sauce, soy sauce, pepper oil, perfume, white sesame to juice
4
Two for egg noodles
5
Fresh noodles, cold water
6
The sauce is mixed up in the faceSoy sauce Make Tips
1. Sesame paste: I used pure sesame paste which is quite thick, so I mixed it before using.
2. If you don't like spicy food, you can skip the step with the red chili oil.
3. The sesame paste already contains salt, so you can add a little salt yourself according to your taste; I didn't add any here.
4. People with sensitive stomachs can also skip rinsing the cooked noodles in cold water; instead, mix them with a little cooking oil to prevent them from clumping.
5. Slicing up some cucumber strips and bean sprouts as a garnish is also excellent.