Iron onions blow the liver
By VicentaLakin
Since I've been in love with iron veggies, I've bought an iron plate to make my own home, and today I've bought a pig liver to make a "fouled onions on the porridge" with a little thinness and a little softness, while onions and green peppers are set on the base of a hot iron plate, then I'll pour fried pork on the plate with soup. And when the burning liver is poured on foods such as onions, the heat is passed through the iron sheet, and the sound of a squeaky sound makes the food taste more fragrance and attractive。
Recipe Recommendations
- pig liver 150 grams
- onion one
- green pepper of 2
- minced garlic 1 small disc
- red pepper of 2
- starch 1 scoop
- cooking wine 1 scoop
- soy sauce 1 scoop
- oil appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- explosion
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for Iron onions blow the liver
1
Get the raw materials ready, get the liver slices in advance2
Boar livers are made with a proper amount of salt, starch, wine and raw sauce3
(a) To make a bowl of juice: a proper amount of salt has been added to the garlic and red peppers, and wine, raw and starch has been added, with a small amount of water mixed up4
Hot pots of cool oil, put onions in and fry5
The onion smell comes out and the peppers go in and fry6
A few changes in the color of the fire and a proper amount of salt-temperature twirl7
The iron sheet is heated on the fire, and the roasted onions are laid on the iron plate8
Hot pots of cool oil, put in pickled livers, and make them fried9
When the liver changes, it is added to the ready bowl juice10
The fire gathers juice and boils the liver11
We'll pour the well-made liver juice together on the iron sheet... and a little onion on the surface。12
Here we go。Iron onions blow the liver Make Tips
1. Onions and peppers shall not be cooked, but may be placed on a heated iron plate as long as they reach the age of seven or eight; 2. A bowl of juice shall be prepared in advance for the sake of the surface liver; 3. The extent of the heaviness of the liver shall be determined so as to avoid it becoming too old; 4. The iron plate shall be warmed so as to avoid hot hands。