Smelt beef

By VicentaLakin

Smelt beef
TODAY'S LG'S FAVORITE DISH WITH A NEW STYLE, DELICIOUS, FAST FOOD. WHEN CATS USED TO MAKE SILKMELONS, THEY USED TO MAKE A LOT OF WATER, AND I'M SURE THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS TO A LOT OF PEOPLE. IT DOESN'T TASTE GOOD OR GOOD。

Recipe Recommendations

  • loofah 300 grams
  • beef 100 grams
  • garlic 10 grams
  • red pepper 20 grams
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • salt 1 teaspoon
  • sugar 0.5 teaspoon
  • soy sauce 1.5 teaspoon
  • oyster sauce 1 teaspoon
  • starch 1 teaspoon
  • cooking wine 1 teaspoon

Steps for Smelt beef

  • Make Smelt beef step 0
    1
    Beef, red pepper, garlic washing, silkmelon peeling, better leave a little green and uncut, and eat it with a good taste。
  • Make Smelt beef step 1
    2
    The silkmelon goes to slash blades, garlic and pepper slices, beef slices, and then salt, sugar, raw, powder, and oil pickled。
  • 3
    The silk melons and the peppers are hot in the open water for a short time, and the water is pouring out of the pot in about 30 seconds, but remember, the water is a little wider。
  • Make Smelt beef step 2
    4
    The pot is hot, it's oily, it's roasted with beef, then it's fried with garlic。
  • Make Smelt beef step 3
    5
    Sprinkle the wine along the pan。
  • Make Smelt beef step 4
    6
    The silkmelon and the red peppers back in the pot。
  • Make Smelt beef step 5
    7
    Pour in the juice
  • Make Smelt beef step 6
    8
    The fire is so fast that it can go out。
  • Smelt beef Make Tips

    1. Luffa releases water mainly from the inner pulp; cutting that part out makes a big difference. At the same time, to add a bit of crisp texture, you can leave a little skin on when peeling, but this only applies to tender luffa. If it is too old, not peeling the skin clean really won't taste good. 2. Prepare a bowl of sauce mixture in advance so you won't have to scramble to add seasonings. 3. The whole dish should not be stir-fried for too long; remember, high heat and quick stir-frying is the right approach. Eat it immediately after cooking, as the luffa will easily discolor and release liquid if left for too long.