Pepper
By VicentaLakin
I've been in love with the taste of pepper and the smell of fragrance, and when I see it in the kitchen, I'll buy more of the refrigerators to make all kinds of little fried, I'll buy the bones of soup, and I'll take it off with a tofu and the peppers for the next meal
Recipe Recommendations
- pork 200 grams
- excipients 200 grams
- Hangzhou pepper 80 grams
- oil tofu 80 grams
- oil 30 grams
- braised soy sauce 15 grams
- salt 3 grams
- cornflour 1 tablespoon
- cooking wine 15 grams
- white sugar 5 grams
- slightly spicy
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Pepper

1
Prepare oil tofu, pepper wash
2
We add salt to the pork tablets, wine, red sauce and paste for an hour
3
Cut the peppers in a slice
4
The hot pot pours oil, and the hot oil makes pork slices all colored. Pull! Rise
5
Save the oil for the hot peppers until the color changes
6
And then we'll put some tofu in the tofu, and then we'll put some tofu in the tofu, and then we'll pour pepper in
7
And when the white sugar tastes, it's out
8
On the tablePepper Make Tips
1. These homemade oil tofu puffs are a bit salty on their own, and since they absorb flavors easily, taste and adjust the seasoning as needed.
2. Stir-fry fresh Hangjiao peppers until just cooked; adding them at the end yields the best texture.
3. White sugar enhances umami; we are used to using sugar instead of chicken essence for some dishes, so swap according to your preference.
4. Braising soy sauce is between light and dark soy sauce; you can use a 2:1 ratio of light soy sauce to dark soy sauce for seasoning.