Ant sauce
By VicentaLakin
Now it's getting hotter and hungry, so I made an ant sauce to improve my appetite. It doesn't make any sense like an ant. The white sesame in the sauce is like an ant, so it's called an ant sauce. This sauce can be said to be all-embracing sauce. It can be cooked, mixed, made, cooked. Let's see what we can do。
Recipe Recommendations
- minced pork 300 grams
- chili noodles 150 grams
- peeled peanuts 50 grams
- salt appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- chicken essence appropriate amount
- medium spice
- fried
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Ant sauce

1
Prepare the meat, half a pound, Chili noodles, three taels. Bean drums, a little. Onion, one. Garlic, seven or eight, maybe more. Ginger, one. Eight cents, a little pepper, white sesame, half a bowl。2
There's more oil in the pot, and it's cold oil for peanut rice, and here you can teach us how to get to peanut skins, and you can get peanut water for 10 minutes, and the peanut skin will be squeezed off, and the peanut red is good for blood. Don't throw it away. It can be used to boil water, or to make soup, or to dry tea. Many of those who do not cook often have a good idea of the extent to which peanuts blow up, and when they just blow up in the pot, they fall out, and the peanuts go too far, and it gets bitter, because when the peanuts fall, the oil they contain is still very high. The peanut fire slowly exploded to some extent, and it was shoveled to the edge of the pot, so that it could hear the sound of it. You can get the peanuts out and dry them out。3
When the temperature drops, it drops into the poached oaks of water, the peppers and the scent is blown out. The meat, the fire, the oil, the wine, the fire。4
Scratch the ginger and garlic onions while they're fried。5
When the fire is 70% dry at the end of the meat, the drums of beans, ginger onions, garlic and paste are added。6
When you're pasteed, you can add pepper pasta. It's a little bit of fire, the smell of chili, the red, the salt, not too much. It's lighter than usual, because there's other salty sauce behind it. Put a spoonful of sugar and fresh. We'll have the fried peanuts and the white sesame7
One more minute of a boiler, and then a large spoon of stork oil will add to the smell of the oil, so that the remaining temperature of the oil can be added to the smell of the kettle. When it's completely cold, you can get out of the pot, bottle it up, and put it in the fridge for six months. See if it's crawling with white ants8
And I made a cold watermelon peel from the fresh ants' sauce, and once the watermelon's skin had been cut to silk, the membranes were put in the fridge and the ants' sauce was mixed